Sentences with phrase «larger items in my car»

I love the fact the back seats fold down so you can also fit more larger items in the car.

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I received a lot of large, bulky items that would not fit in our little car and Heidi lives about half an hour away from me (so, multiple trips back and forth would be a bit time consuming).

Most airlines allow the two free baby items in the hold on domestic flights too so you can take two large items like your car seat, stroller or travel cot.

If you're looking at larger items, like baby strollers, cribs or car seats, then you can also check out the Consumer Reports or reviews written in one of the better parenting magazines.

However, the internal bag could have a better «closure» - system such as zips, Velcro or more material overlapping to keep the contents safe!Its not an issue if you have large items such as pushchair or car seat only in there but if you want to put extra bits in there, I think they may fall out depending on how your luggage is handled.

It even has some ludicrously large wheels like a concept car — the smallest are 21 - inch in diameter going up to optional 23 - inch items.

The smaller 360 mm steering wheel is a big improvement on the larger item in the previous car, too, while the optional bucket seats are brilliantly supportive and comfortable even over longer journeys.

Another big bonus is being able to haul things for the garden, lumber and other large items that would dirty up the interior or wouldn't fit in a regular car.

For a # 9000 premium, the Boxster S adds various performance upgrades, which we will go into more detail later, but also larger 19 - inch alloy wheels in place of the standard car's 18 - inch items, twin exhaust outlets and real leather seats.

The car is very roomy too and regularly takes a large amount of luggage, although with the seats down the step can be a little annoying when trying to get large items in.

If you are in the market for Any car, please see these two gentlemen as they will treat you the way a large purchase item demands: with respect.

The collapsible seats make it easy to carry larger than expected items in the car.

The car is large enough that we could fit our family of six and still have room in the rear (and a folded rear seat) for items like folding canopies, chairs, and all of our beach going needs.

It gets good gas mileage (due in part to the small car size) and with the hatchback, the back seats fold down easily if you need to carry large items.

The rear seats slip and fold forward so that large items can be stored in the car with the trunk closed.

Car shoppers in Miami who are looking for a vehicle that lets them transport large items like bicycles will appreciate Honda's Magic Seat, while by comparison, the Toyota RAV4 passenger seat does not fold flat, limiting interior cargo configurations.

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Please leave all large items at home or in your car.

For instance: the warrant is for a large item, like a stolen car: the police can not smash holes in your walls to make sure the car isn't hidden inside.

Whether we're paying more for that over-mileage leased car, standing in the long line at the supermarket because we have eleven items, or having to check that slightly - too - large bag at the airport, it's no fun having to put up with added hassle just because you wanted a little more.

At this stage in your life do not buy a car, or any large item, that you can not pay cash for.

It is important to write down what you actually spend on each item, even if you plan to spend less in the future, identify large periodic expenses, like a car insurance premium that may be due every six months.