Sentences with phrase «seat folds down almost»

The rear seats fold down almost — but not quite — flat for longer goods to be carried between points A and B.

my son and I tried this and much to our dismay, the seats fold down almost all the way but it is cramped!!

I have the second row seats folded down almost as much as I have them up, and I wouldn't like having to remove the seat to free up that space, since you then have to leave it at home and can't haul passengers in that area.

Not exact matches

The boot can swallow 572 litres of luggage up to the parcel shelf (47 more than the Ford Mondeo estate)- when this is removed and seats are folded forward there's room for almost 1700 litres of luggage (about 30 litres more than the aforementioned Ford, but 80 down on the VW Passat estate).

Enjoy 34 cubic feet of cargo volume behind the rear seats, that can open up to almost 70 cubic feet when you fold the rear seats down.

One thing that almost made me not purchase was the lack of fold - down back seats.

Fold down the 60 / 40 - split rear seats to reveal almost 60 cubic feet of space.

That's just best - in - class, while seats down this number rises to 1500 litres, the backrests flopping onto their cushions to form an almost flat deck, although they don't fold electrically.

The back seats in the Scion xB fold down, which creates almost 70 cubic feet of storage.

Redesigned for 2016, the new Civic makes a big impression with its richer and more accommodating cabin, which also features as standard rearview camera (with three viewing angles), while on the SUV front, the also new for 2016 Pilot was appreciated for its third - row seating that is (a) spacious enough for adults and (b) folds down to create a cavernous cargo hold the editors called «almost impossible to fill.»

The rear seats fold almost completely flat, and you've got 55.3 cubic feet back there with them down.

With almost 34 inches of rear legroom and 43.6 cubic feet of cargo space with the rear seats folded down, the 2016 Mercedes - Benz GLA boasts the spaciousness expected from an SUV, while still being compact enough to drive like a sedan.

Fold the back seats down, and an almost flat cargo floor that's 61.4 inches long is available.

Thanks to the boxy exterior, when you fold down the seats, it is almost pickup bed like in its shape and what you can haul.

The wagon offers almost 36 cubic feet of cargo volume, and folding down the rear seats adds even more room.

Once all rear seats are folded down, however, it turns darn near cavernous with 83.7 cubic feet of space, enough for almost 350 12 - packs of Diet Dr. Pepper.

Better still, the rear seat backs fold down almost completely flat if you need even more luggage room.

Explorer felt tighter in almost every way - from the movement of the brake pedal to the folding down of the rear seats.

The seats fold down easily with a flick of the levers on the side panels, and the area is beautifully finished — maybe almost too beautifully, as it may not take long for the light - grey carpeting to become marked up with use.

Better still, the rear seat backs fold down almost completely flat if you need even more luggage room, and the seat releases in the trunk mean you don't need to clamber back into the passenger compartment to increase the cargo - carrying capacity.

There is more than enough room inside, almost 100 cubic feet of passenger space, of which 52.6 or 24.5 can be cargo room, depending on whether you fold down the rear seats.

In the back, there are almost 32 cubic feet of cargo space with the rear bench seat up, and if you fold it down, it opens up to over 72 cubic feet.