Thankfully, the Encore also impresses in this area, with the abundance of head, shoulder and
leg room in the back making this compact crossover a very accommodating car for all but the tallest and broadest of passengers.
Not exact matches
Nissan could have
made it a few
in wider and added a few
in of
leg room for
back seat passengers.
You pay a further price for the design
in the
back, where the sloping roofline
makes headroom tight, although there's no such problem with
leg - or shoulder -
room.
The
back bench seat is locked into place,
making for tight
leg room in the
back if any front passenger / drivers are tall and need the
leg room.
before looking at Toyota i went to ford and test drove the 2017 F150 and altho ford has came a long way i still like the way toyota tundra drives and handle better expecialy on ice this truck refuses to slide side to side
in two wheel drive or four wheel drive one of the things I was looking for as my wife and all three of our kids would be
in this truck I would say as safe as you can get I get great gas mileage
made a trip from mid MO to Houston TX I did not get great gas mileage there do to wanting to get the drive over with and really putting my foot
in it but on the way
back with a trailer carrying a motorcycle I got 600 miles to the tank cant beet that very spacious I have a son that is 6» 2 and he has plenty of
leg room in the
back seat as
in the F150 he had to sit uncomfortable I am sold on this truck very great people to work wit has well I am now a Toyota fan and will buy tundra for my trucks from now on
Though head and
leg room is surprisingly decent all - round for a two - door compact executive coupe, it's nothing to really write home about, and taller passengers
in the
back will need to
make do with a compromised amount of head
room.
- The manual transmission
made driving on hills much harder - Bad head gaskets - Poor fuel economy - Not much
leg room in the
back seat
The doors on the Kia Forte are oddly - shaped, which
makes getting
in and out of the car not as streamlined as it would be with the Ford Focus or Honda Civic, but there's plenty of headroom for taller people
in the front and
back seats — though
leg room in the
back is a bit tight.
Your friends
in the
back won't be as pleased though as getting
in and out requires some acrobatics and the restricted
leg and head
room makes the rear row best suited to children and shopping bags.