Sentences with phrase «much space rear»

Doesn't take much space rear facing when you happen to install it in an upright position for an older child or toddler.

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How much space it takes between front and rear back of the seat?

KRISTEN STRATTON: I have a question about how much space should be between the front seat and the rear seat because my husband is really tall, he is 6» 5 so he always gets frustrated that he can't put his seat all the way back because our youngest is still rear facing and I am always like you can't be touching, so what is the space that needs to be there?

I have forwarded the article to those I try to convince protecting their children the best possible way, and surely, I will continue, giving parents the chance to see how much space the children have — and how much safer it is to have the little ones travel rear facing as long as possible.

The Porsche may be the smaller car but it's more accommodating, offering boot space on a par with the Aston plus token rear seats (i.e. extra luggage space) like the much bigger Jaguar.

We wonder about headroom in back, though, as the steeply sloped rear end cuts into the space over your head a bit — passengers over six feet tall don't have much clearance back there.

Neither the rear seats nor the trunk offer much usable space, making the TT mildly impractical for everyday use, and some enthusiasts may be turned off by the lack of a shift - it - yourself option, as Audi's six - speed S tronic dual - clutch transmission is the only choice until the TT RS arrives.

Overall space inside is more than adequate for driver and passenger (not so much rear passengers, although it's not quite a jail back there) and its 12.3 cu - ft of cargo space is decent).

Two wheelie bags pretty much fill the Quattro's shallow space, though the rear seats fold to accommodate more.

But don't expect much in the way of headroom with the third row unfolded — although the Bentayga does have a proportionally long rear end, the super-fast rear window means this will be very much a kids - only space.

It's a good thing there's so much second - row seat travel, because adults who dare sit in the third row rear seat will need as much space as possible for their legs.

But climb into the well - appointed cabin and you'll find that there's not nearly as much space as its rivals, with a cramped rear seat and a tiny cargo area.

With 102 cubic feet of interior volume, it's a sumptuous space for five, providing front occupants with 42.0 inches of legroom and rear ones with 40.0 even; you'll have to look at the Mercedes - Benz S - Class, Audi A8, and their ilk to find much more.

Surprisingly, the swoopy rear end doesn't compromise cargo space much, either, as this crossover offers 39.6 cubic feet of space behind the back seats, 7.8 cubic feet more than the last Murano.

Families who are keen on sports and recreational activities and who are looking for a versatile car that can adapt to all manner of transportation tasks quickly and easily are also catered for by the new R - Class as only Mercedes knows how: the four seats in the rear fold flat individually, allowing the load capacity to be expanded to as much as 2385 litres (VDA measuring method), a figure which clearly eclipses the load space offered by estate cars.

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The rear - drive format means there's a wide transmission tunnel which reduces space for a middle seat occupant, and if you want to spec the fancy carbon shell front seats, watch out they don't eat up too much knee - room for the passengers in the back.

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Thanks to its aggressive front splitter and complex rear diffuser, it's also the first production Aston Martin to generate downforce, resulting in much improved stability at high speeds without active aero; that saves weight and cargo space.

The short wheelbase always hurts rear seat room, but, as you pointed out, the MKS doesn't even have much more trunk space than the E-Class.

Not so much: >> Dodgy phone functionality >> Disappointing fuel consumption >> Rear seat space / headroom

The Rogue Hybrid pretty much maintains the standard Rogue's luggage space, with only one cubic foot given up to the Hybrid's battery when the rear seat is up.

Much like the Figo, space inside the cabin, specifically the rear, is just about satisfactory.

The Malibu is Chevrolet's mainstream midsize sedan, which was redesigned last year on an all - new platform with a 4 - inch - longer wheelbase for much - improved rear - seat space.

Inside, the look is fresh and it arrives with almost as much rear seat space as a larger, midsize car.

Its dimensions are the same as the rest of the range, so rear passenger space is still cramped and the boot size isn't much to shout about.

Compared to its predecessor, access to the back is much better thanks to the large rear doors, while space once you're back there is good, too.

This CarFax 1 - Owner 2017 Ford Fusion SE gives you that and much more with Top Safety Ratings and features like Dual Power Seats and Accessories, Bluetooth Connection, Satellite Radio with AUX Audio Input, Rear View Camera and space for the whole family, how could you go wrong?

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The BMW F40 1 Series will be much more attractive for many customers of the compact class: the transversely mounted engine provides more space in the interior, in particular the rear, so both the passengers and trunk will benefit from this.

As you'd expect, the 911 Cabriolet isn't particularly practical — the luggage space in the nose is 135 litres, and the dimensions and engine layout mean the rear seats aren't much use for passengers, although they do double as handy extra room for luggage.

These trims will be much more equipped, some of the features that both have are 8 - way power passenger and driver seats, Leatherette Upholstery, Carpet cargo space, Wireless phone connectivity, 6 speakers, Metal - look rear bumper insert and Spoiler.

The wheelbase is slightly longer, which should translate into more interior space and much - needed additional rear seat legroom.

This means that it still retains a useful boot, and rear seat space isn't compromised too much more by the chunky Recaro front seats.

As well as being big enough to carry five six - foot adults, you'll also find a decent 650 litres of boot space with the rear seats in place - that's as much as the larger BMW X5.

The coupe version is largely same as its SUV sibling, but it does not offer as much space at rear courtesy the swooping coupe roofline.

The rear seats also boast heating, cooling, and massage, and can recline up to 48 - degrees — indicative of just how much space there is in the cabin.

When the rear seat isn't occupied, moving it fully forward can help create much needed cargo space.

With that third - row seat in place (second - row seats are removable, and the third - row seat can fold down and move forward on rails), there isn't much room in the back for groceries or luggage, but the Quest's adjustable rear shelf makes good use of what space there is.

First, when it comes to interior space, this minivan fits up to seven passengers, including 40.7 inches of front legroom, 39.8 inches of front headroom, 36.5 inches of rear legroom, 65 inches of rear hip room and much more.

As for storage spaces, the Eclipse Cross offers decently - sized door bins in the front (not so much in the rear), two cup holders on the center tunnel, a spacious compartment inside the front armrest, and another pair of cup holders in the rear folding armrest.

Fold the rear seats flat and you have almost as much luggage space as a midsize SUV.

All that space is a fine thing, but the rear area of the Q70 L lacks much in the way of amenities.

The last detail has to do with cargo space, which one would assume comes at a premium (much like rear headroom) because of that steep roof, but Audi thought that out too.

That's the question a new hybrid sedan owner asks when seeing the big battery pack up against the rear seatback, stealing as much half the available space.

The WR - V also misses out on the much loved «magic seats» from the Jazz that would have allowed the rear bench to fold completely flat and improving the utility of the boot space.

The wheelbase in the 2018 Volkswagen Polo has increased by 94 mm resulting in a bigger interior and rear seat space (not too much either, could have been even better).

The SX4 Sportback has loads of headroom, but not that much legroom in the rear seats, and unless you fold those seats down, rear luggage space is modest.

The CR - V comes standard with a large group of superb features like a 60/40 split rear seat for easier use of space with large cargo items, a multi-angle rearview camera with guidelines to help you back out of tight spots, Bluetooth HandsFreeLink for safer phone use, heated seats for comfort, Eco Assist, Pandora compatibility and much more.

lighter than the outgoing model, offers a fully - powered rear tailgate, bigger bed sizes, more passenger space in the cabin, and much more, and you've got a truck that will capture your attention and never let go.