Sentences with phrase «maneuvering in tight spots»

Electronics go beyond just coddling the seven passengers, and include advanced safety systems such as lane departure warning, blind spot detection, adaptive cruise control, and side - view cameras to make maneuvering in tight spots a snap.

They offered a substantial amount of cargo room, yet their smaller stature meant that they were easier to drive and great for maneuvering in tight spots.

I found the UPPAbaby Vista slightly better when maneuvering in tight spots.

GMC's Yukon is really big, not for the budget - minded, difficult to maneuver in tight spots and uses gas.

Power - assisted rack - and - pinion steering made the Medallion Wagon easy to drive and to maneuver in tight spots, and power - assisted, front - disc, rear - drum brakes provided responsive stopping action.

With the 180 - degree split - view camera, these views protect you from bumps and other hazards during maneuvers in tight spots.

The SRX's short front and rear overhangs make it relatively easy to park and maneuver in tight spots, and a thoughtful standard feature is the power - operated rear liftgate.

360 - degree camera view, using exterior cameras to create a bird's - eye view of the truck to help the driver park, maneuver in tight spots and navigate down narrow roads and trails.

The Edge's large wheel housings are pushed to the outer corners, which, when combined with the short front and rear overhangs, creates a vehicle that is easy to maneuver in tight spots.

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I was immediately impressed with how lightweight the stroller was at 36.5 pounds thanks to the aluminum frame which makes it unbelievably easy to steer and maneuver even in the tightest of spots.

I realize that space is tight down there, but if you could see your way to maneuver yourself out of that particular spot, it would mean a whole lot less discomfort for your mom which, in turn, will spare me the aggravation of having to hear about her bladder every thirty - eight seconds.

Available technology can alert you to unintentional lane drift, warn you of a vehicle in your blind spot, auto - maneuver you into (or out of) a tight parking spot, or open the available hands - free, foot - operated liftgate with just a gentle kick under the rear bumper.

Beyond looks, the MKT's size makes it challenging to maneuver and park in tight spots.

The rearview camera makes it easy to maneuver in and out of tight spots, and you'll appreciate the fog lights that make it easy to travel when your event takes you into the wee hours.

That helps when squeezing in and out of a tight parking spot, or generally maneuvering in places you really, really wouldn't want to scratch your car; the overall feel is like you're driving a shorter vehicle.

Changing lanes in such a big vehicle can be a nail - biting experience, as can managing tight parking spots, but the seating position puts you forward and up high, making maneuvering more intuitive.

This also means a longer wheelbase, so parking in a tight spot requires maneuvering.

The available Multi-View Camera System9 allows you to see a 360 °, bird's - eye view of your vehicle as you maneuver in and out of tight spaces, such as a parking spot or driveway.

The MKT's size, meanwhile, makes it challenging to maneuver and park in tight spots.

ParkView ® Rear Back Up Camera: This camera displays your rear surroundings on your display screen when you put your vehicle in reverse to help you maneuver into or out of parking spaces or tight spots.

It is easy to maneuver, even in tight parking spots.

The small size also makes it easy to maneuver in tight parking lots or in city traffic, although you'll want to double - check those huge blind spots before changing lanes.

At slower speeds, the F - 150 will offer active park assist to maneuver into a parallel parking space about 20 % longer than the vehicle, cross-traffic alert when backing, 360 - degree cameras to help with backing into and out of tight spots, and LED «spotlights» — not just puddle lamps — in the side mirrors.

The standard rear back - up camera gives you virtual eyes in the back of your head when maneuvering in and out of tight spots.