Sentences with phrase «loading bigger items»

Plus, the flat floor and high roof make loading bigger items easy.

Also easier is loading bigger items into the trunk.

The extra rear doors obviously increase the practicality of the BMW 4 Series Gran Coupe over the two - door coupe version, and the boot is more usable too thanks to a hatchback - style lid and a larger opening, which makes it easier to load bigger items.

Plus, Honda introduces a new, side - mounted cargo cover on the Civic Hatchback — you don't have to remove the cargo cover crossbar to load bigger items, just slide the cover out of the way.

The saving grace is the Fastback saloon, which has much more spacious 419 - litre boot and there's a wide opening to make loading big items easy.

Not exact matches

Fork it Burgers are a big part of barbecue season, and a popular item on most restaurant menus, but the buns are loaded with refined sugars.

However, it has a bigger engine, better suspension, minor trim changes and a sportier interior - and it comes fully loaded with luxury items such as a sunroof and heated seats.

One thing to note is that the seats fold flat, but not on the more luxuriously - upholstered Vignale version where there's a bigger step that will make it tougher to load in longer items easily.

Boot volume is slightly bigger than before (430 liters), and the tailgate is wider to facilitate the loading of bulky items.

Still, the load bay itself is big enough for most buyers, and the combination of a wide opening and small load lip means sliding in and out more cumbersome items should be fairly simple.

The trunk is bigger than one would expect in a compact, and the rear seats flip down and lie flat to make loading long items a breeze.

Pop open the boot and you'll also find more space than you might have expected and the big opening gives you plenty of space to load larger items.

Although the hatchback boot leaves a big opening for loading bulky items, you have to lift luggage over a lip, and the rear seats don't fold down completely flat.

That's bigger than the 3 Series Touring's boot, but the wagon's taller floor makes it easier to load bulky items.

Naturally there are loads of options too, with the big ticket items the matrix LED headlights ($ 2300), full body paint ($ 1450), BOSE surround sound system ($ 1950) and a panoramic sunroof ($ 2980).

Rear space is fine if you're under 6ft tall; the boot is a decent size, but there's a big lip to load items over, and the rear seats leave a big step in the floor when they're folded down

For practicality purposes, the Insignia cleverly uses a five - door liftback body style, and you can see the logic in that when you lift the enormous tailgate: the big opening allows you to load bulky items, and the boot can swallow 490 liters of stuff.

Loading cargo is also much the same as with segment competitors with the trunk having a deep lip that can make the loading of bigger items a bit more of a mission but normal travel luggage and gold clubs are easy enough to Loading cargo is also much the same as with segment competitors with the trunk having a deep lip that can make the loading of bigger items a bit more of a mission but normal travel luggage and gold clubs are easy enough to loading of bigger items a bit more of a mission but normal travel luggage and gold clubs are easy enough to manage.

Consumers planning to acquire loads of points redeemable for big - ticket items should be aware of this.

There are core - story progressing - «dungeons» that need conquering in the form of the game's Divine Beasts, which typically grant Link new powers, weapons and items to help him defeat the game's big bad (good old Ganon returns again), as well as a dump truck load of well - crafted side quests, collectibles and puzzles that can be optionally taken up if desired.

It's big enough to handle bulky items and double loads.