Sentences with phrase «large windshield»

The overly large windshield can be distracting until you get used to it.

Mounds of driving data are projected onto the large windshield, all navigable with gesture controls, in both traditional formats as well as augmented reality situations in which the data on the screen responds and interacts with the outside environment.

With large side windows, visibility is good no matter which row you're in, and forward views are good thanks to the Navigator's elevated driving position, large windshield and thin roof pillars.

It isn't as fun and responsive as the Mazda CX - 5, but it is effortless to drive, with light steering, a composed ride, a natural seating position, and clear visibility out the large windshield.

Also, it felt like the M4 didn't have a large windshield from top to bottom.

Thanks to a large windshield and a tall seating position, the Encore also offers excellent forward visibility.

The flatness of the motor allows for a very low hood - which provides for a large windshield.

Trees and vegetation rush past the large windshield as I pin the throttle to the floor.

Once on the road, the Sorento offers good visibility thanks to a large windshield and side mirrors.

She was able to handle it much more confidently with the large windshield.

The Odyssey's large windshield and side windows provide excellent visibility in all directions - and not just for the driver.

The Nissan Juke also benefits from having an impressive amount of forward visibility, with the large windshield, bulging front fenders and the high driving position making this car quite easy to place where you want it to.

Its bold frontage is designed with a large windshield that has a couple of variable intermittent wipers with a 6 - speed setting.

The absence of a roof, of the large windshield, of the air conditioning system and of the navigation system obviously takes it to an even lower weight.

Having a large windshield and direct, responsive steering also means it's fairly straightforward to place the Audi A7 where you want it on the open road.

Driving position: There is good support from the contoured seat and superb visibility through the large windshield and the side and rear windows.

The large windshield gives me a broad view of the road.

Still, there isn't much up front except a large windshield, a flat face and a bumper that sticks out like the beak of a bottle - nosed dolphin.

Admittedly, as with essentially every other vehicle in this class, there are some chunky pillars to contend with, but the large windshield and rear window do go some way to compensating for that.

The large windshield has a defogger along with with a wash and wipe function.

Forward visibility is good too, with the large windshield giving the driver a broad view out ahead.

Whilst they don't compromise the view out directly ahead (which, thanks to the large windshield and raised driving position, is actually pretty decent), the thick front and rear pillars do generate quite a few noteworthy blind spots, which can make pulling out of junctions or changing lanes on the highway a more complicated procedure.

Visibility is also a mixed bag: whilst the large windshield gives a good view out front, the tiny rear window and incredibly thick rear pillars means it's incredibly difficult to detect what's behind you.

A large windshield helps with visibility and keeping the cab light, and the passenger version could easily be mistaken for a family minivan — although Mercedes - Benz doesn't want to market it as such.

The larger windshield, in conjunction with the bluff body panels, makes it easy to steer the car where you want it (as well as navigating it through tight spots or city traffic, the large side windows means the cabin feels nice and airy and, bar the chunky rear pillars, the rear window is large enough for buyers who go for the base trim won't be yearning too much for the reversing camera that's standard fit across the rest of the Kia Soul range.

I also like the larger windshield.

Visibility is as expected from a large SUV: the view out is fine, thanks to the high driving position and large windshield, though the thick pillars and sheer size of the vehicle does impede the driver's ability to see out and judge the boundaries of the car.

The large windshield is integrated with a defogger and a high mounted stop lamp.

Though the presence of chunky pillars do result in some notable blind spots, the blocked view's about on par with class standards, and the large windshield and windows do go some way to alleviating that problem.