Although its narrow windows mean visibility from inside isn't the best, the five - door is certainly easier to live with — its higher roof line allows more rear -
seat headroom while a big boot rounds off a surprisingly practical package.
Not exact matches
Anybody over 5ft10 will feel very cramped inside the cabin,
while six footers will have to slouch heavily in the bucket
seat just to find enough
headroom to drive the car.
Those sat in the rear need to be small and flexible, as the
seats are tight on leg - and
headroom (the Shooting Brake adds
headroom if you're intent on carrying people in the back),
while the boot opening is high and not brilliantly shaped, either.
Backseat passengers have plenty of leg and
headroom,
while the front -
seat occupants enjoy an exceptionally high roof.
The front
seats are spacious (although tall drivers noticed a dearth of
headroom), and the rear
seat,
while not as limo - like as the sedan's, is pretty good as coupes go; the front
seats slide forward with one touch to ease access.
Front
seat provides enough head and legroom, and
while rear
seat legroom is good, we can not say that for
headroom, thanks to a sloping roofline.
While the rear -
seat legroom may have stayed the same,
headroom is a different story, as is ingress and egress.
The back
seats,
while comfortably adequate for shorter people who don't necessarily want to see much of the outside world, are cramped for adults, especially in
headroom.
The Metris Passenger Van
seats up to 8 adults, and
while other passenger vans simply pack people in, the Metris is large enough to offer generous legroom,
headroom, and shoulder room.
Space in the front and middle row of
seats is good, with plenty of
headroom,
while the third row of two pop - up
seats is only really suitable for children.
With a luggage compartment that can swallow two golf bags and ISOFIX points for the fitment of two child
seats, the DB11 Coupe delivers on space.Front
seat occupants enjoy 10 mm of extra
headroom,
while rearwards, a 54 mm increase in
headroom and 87 mm more legroom make it a true 2 +2.
All but the very tallest of passengers will also find plenty of
headroom in the back,
while entry to the rear
seats is much improved, thanks to the large rear doors.
All Ioniq models also offer generous front and rear
headroom, shoulder and leg room,
while a memory driver's
seat and heated front
seats offer additional comfort.
Inside,
while the 2012 Nissan Titan pickup's interior looks large and accommodating, some of our taller testers found
headroom to be at a premium, even with the power driver's
seat at its lowest position.
Front
seat occupants have 12 mm more
headroom and 21 mm more legroom,
while rear passengers gain 5 mm of shoulder room.
Interior space is enhanced, as passengers now get more
headroom and legroom,
while cargo space grows to 21.3 cubic feet with the rear
seats folded down.
Front
seats have 40.9 inches of
headroom and 41.3 inches of legroom
while folks in the rear get 39.1 inches of
headroom and 39.4 inches of legroom.
Both the cars have the similar
headroom but the Grand i10 gets more knee room and good under - thigh support
while the Swift benefits from a larger shoulder room, which makes it a better 5 -
seater hatchback than the Grand i10.
Space inside the cabin is good enough to
seat four people as the transmission hump is big enough to hinder a third person at the rear
while headroom is good and boot space is class leading.
Headroom is also good thanks to the boxy shape
while the
seats are comfortable, especially the leather items on EX spec and above.
Even on models with the optional sunroof, there's masses of
headroom,
while six - footers can stretch out comfortably in the back behind drivers or front
seat passengers of a similar height.
Go for the panoramic sunroof and six - footers sitting in the second row will find
headroom tight,
while the third - row
seats are easy to access, but best reserved for kids.
Rear
seats are good too
while kneeroom and
headroom is impressive.
The rear
seat is set lower to free up
headroom while the backrest has been reclined further.
As with the regular Insignia hatchback and saloon, there's plenty of legroom in the front and rear
seats,
while the raised roofline of the Sports Tourer means only the very tallest adults will be left wanting more
headroom in the back.
Headroom is about the same between them, and
while the Focus has 2.2 inches more legroom in front, the Escort almost exactly reclaims that advantage in the rear
seat.
The high mounted bench
seat supports an adults» thighs
while not compromising
headroom, as well.
The barely adjustable
seats make longer trips rather uncomfortable and
while elbow and legroom is compromised for taller adults, at least with the Spider variant, the removable top offers infinite
headroom.
The rear
seats of the convertible are a fair bit tighter than in the sedan version and
while shorter passengers may have just about enough leg and
headroom, taller people will prefer the folding roof to be in the retracted position.
But
while front occupants sit slightly lower than in the old - school Navara and middle - row passengers have a good view outside from the elevated and sliding rear bench,
headroom isn't dazzling and the third - row is tight, making the twin rear
seats a kids - only zone.
The rear
seats are just as pleasant to sit in as the front pair, and
while there is no lack of leg or
headroom, the extended wheelbase option provides even more space to stretch out.
The front
seats offer terrific comfort
while the rear
seats have cushioning just right with ample
headroom, knee - room and legroom inside.
While at the front there are no space constraints, the rear
seat is not the ideal place for three passengers on longer trips, as the taller middle
seat affects
headroom and the center tunnel takes up legroom.
Passengers
seated in the rear can savour the luxurious ambience
while enjoying the generous amounts of legroom,
headroom and shoulder room.
Headroom is very good too and
while there's more than enough shoulder room to
seat three at the back, the high transmission tunnel could be a problem for the person sitting in the middle.
The front
seats have been dropped by 10 mm,
while rear passengers benefit from an extra 26 mm of
headroom.
It also offers great front and rear
headroom, plus comprehensive shoulder and leg room in the front and back,
while a memory function driver's
seat and heated front and rear
seats invite occupants for a relaxing ride.
A longer roof improves overall
headroom,
while larger doors aid in easier entry and exit, particularly to the third row of
seats — which are electronically operated in high - spec models.
However, the
headroom is only satisfactory due the sloping roofline,
while the
seats themselves could've offered better thigh support.
Headroom and legroom are good on all
seats while access to the rear
seats is made easy by the large doors.
While the exterior dimensions have been reduced, the interior remains spacious with decent
headroom and plenty of rear -
seat legroom.
As in the conventional 508 SW, the RXH's
seats are comfortable on long journeys,
while rear passengers get plenty of leg and
headroom.
There is also 15 millimetres of additional knee room behind the front
seats,
while headroom is up by eight millimetres.
While the height of the Rio has been reduced 5 mm, the new model provides more
headroom as well, for both front - and rear -
seat occupants.
Sadly, things don't look as promising as you move onto the back —
while the rear bench is well contoured for good lateral support and there's decent legroom and
headroom, the cabin is woefully narrow, making this car a strict four
seater.
But tall drivers will suffer from a shortage of leg and
headroom,
while the
seat height — set at a level that allows decent forward visibility over the bonnet — means it's quite hard to see upwards to traffic lights, for example, as the roof gets in the way.
While many cars in this class offer the extra versatility of seven
seats, the Grand Cherokee's five -
seat setup means front and rear passengers get acres of leg and
headroom.
With plush
seating and generous
headroom, everyone on board has room to stretch out
while they dream of their destination.