On just about any road surface, the Cadenza's cabin is extremely quiet, allowing for easy conversations with rear -
seat occupants even at highway speeds.
Not exact matches
But while history may also be on the Democrats» side — the party in power often loses Congressional
seats after a President's first two years in office,
even when that President is not as controversial as the current
occupant — they actually face a very difficult Senate map.
The third row is
even worse in this regard, with tight legroom and headroom;
occupants can't negotiate more space from those ahead of them because the second - row
seats don't slide.
Most of the additional length is forward of the windshield, so space for the FX's five
occupants — especially those in the back
seat — is still as tight as it was last year, and cargo volume is
even less than before.
Less impressive is the intrusive wind buffeting that affects
even front -
seat occupants, but with the five - layer fabric roof up, this Rolls is as silent and refined as any luxury car.
Even with the
occupant - classification sensor, rear - facing child restraints should not be placed in the front - passenger's
seat.
Even in vehicles equipped with air bags and the Automatic
Occupant Sensing System, children are safer when properly secured in a rear
seat.
Back -
seat passengers don't miss out either, with rear
occupants enjoying around a metre of leg space, individual internet - enabled touchscreens and
seating equipped with heating, cooling, and
even a shiatsu massage function...
The
seats also adjust in a huge number of ways, making it so
even the pickiest
occupants can get comfortable.
From muting the radio until front -
seat occupants buckle up to letting parents set speed alerts, Teen Driver helps parents coach their new drivers —
even when they're not there.
The OPDS (
Occupant Position Detection System) sensors in the front passenger
seat - back pad are very sensitive and can set SRS DTC 15 - 3 (faulty OPDS sensor) or 86 - 11 (faulty OPDS
seat - back sensor) if they are exposed to
even small amounts of electronic interference.
The small, low slung cockpit of the Corvette Grand Sport only
seats 2
occupants, and in a relatively snug fashion, but there's plenty of leg room for
even the tallest of drivers to find a comfortable
seating position.
The driver, passenger, and
even rear
seat occupants will all have their own highly adjustable
seats to make
even the longest rides comfortable.
There's really no kickback through the steering wheel, and
even over big bumps the suspension never bangs or punishes
occupants, making the outdoor excursion relatively comfy; I
even leave the air - conditioned
seat running the whole time.
Even the
seats have been renovated, now wider and softer with sculpting designed to keep
occupants» spines in the «natural S - shape humans use when standing».
Further forward, passengers have more than enough head, leg, and shoulder room in the rear to deal with long journeys without complaint, and you can
seat two adults in the back with ease -
even behind tall front -
seat occupants.
The supportive
seats reduce the spinal curvature that many traditional
seats force
occupants to adopt, with a more
even alignment between chest and pelvis.
«
Even though the S60 has standard torso airbags for front -
seat occupants along with the curtains, a fractured pelvis for the driver would be likely in a real - world crash like this,» Lund says.
In back, there are only two
seats available, but they are very similar in design to those up front and boast more than enough space for
even tall
occupants.
The
seats are now bigger with perfect side bolstering (for driver & co-driver) and right amount of cushioning to ensure that
occupants stay comfortable
even during long journeys.
A large cabin, luxurious
seats, deep foot - wells in both rows, adequate headroom and knee room, large windows and a pleasant beige - black theme makes the cabin a very roomy place to be in and promises to keep its
occupants comfortable and relaxed
even on long highway trips.
While full 2016 interior measurements aren't yet available, the back
seat seems
even more cramped than before, with a comically high bottom cushion that forces rear
seat occupants to adopt dining - chair - like postures.
FIRST - CLASS
SEATING FOR ALL
Even when the all - new Navigator is fully packed, each
occupant can sit in comfort.
The rear
seats are comfortable as well
even for three
occupants at the back.
The big iPad - style tablets mounted on the back of the front
seats can also be had in other S - Class models, but in the M - M 600 they're integrated with complete infotainment system that comprises a pair of wireless headphones and remote controllers, with which rear -
seat occupants can control all COMAND vehicle and media functions —
even on the enormous TFT monitor up front if required.
The front
seats were very comfortable pews, but provided excellent support and held the
occupants very securely in place
even when the driver was hurling the X5 around.
Those buyers who employ a driver may prefer the Extended Wheelbase version, which adds additional luxury and legroom to the rear -
seat occupants, and its extended wheelbase offering
even more rear leg room.
Even in its farthest forward position, the rear
seat's
occupants will have 5 cm more knee room than the old car offered, or up to 18 cm when the
seats are back as far as they can go.
Even the rear
seats in the 4
seat coupe offer generous space — though the coupe roofline may impede taller
occupant's headroom a little.
The car's intelligent software «butler» can
even recognise each
occupant from their smartphone and adjust the
seats and climate control according to their individual preferences.
Rear
seat legroom is 38 - inches, so
even long - legged
occupants had plenty of room, but the Accord bests the Camry with 40.4 - inches of rear legroom.
The
seat cushioning is perfect, under - thigh support is decent and all 5
occupants get
seat - belts, thus making long highway trips
even more comfortable and safer.
Even on the Grande's 19 - inch wheels, the seven -
seater's ride feels well acquitted on country roads, ironing out most surface imperfections and isolating
occupants from external road noise and wind noise.
OK, so the Z is showing its age in terms of technology and packaging,
even for a sports car, with high
seats and a low roof making head room tight for tall
occupants, and a super-shallow boot heavily limiting luggage space.
Front and rear
occupants benefit from plenty of head and legroom, with
even the middle
seat in the back being comfortable for adults.
Passenger space, with the proviso that we are talking about the smaller end of the market here, isn't too bad: The Kona will fit five passengers at a pinch — you wouldn't want to be sitting in the rear middle for long though — leaving back -
seaters with adequate legroom
even when long - limbed
occupants are riding up front.
On the 2007 S - Class, when PRE-SAFE is activated in response to an impending rollover, side windows also close to provide better support for the window curtain air bags, and special
seat cushions can inflate to provide greater lateral support for
occupants and to help the side air bags provide
even better collision protection.
The back
seat occupants can
even put on their headphones and listen to a movie while the front
seat occupants listen to the radio.
Occupants get firm, supportive
seats and a 3 - position rear
seat that's suitable for
even taller adults, thanks to a carved out area of the headliner allowing just a couple inches of extra head space.
Also, the middle
seat in the rear has been designed as a full - sized
seat, offering enough legroom
even for adult
occupants.
Even with the
occupant - classification sensor, rear - facing child restraints should not be placed in the front - passenger's
seat.
Not least important, the rear middle
seat has been designed as a full - sized
seat offering enough legroom to make any trip pleasant,
even for adult
occupants.
Even so, this is a significant work, and I urge my visitors to read it, because it shows that GHG forcing is not the only
occupant of the drivers
seat.
Even though
seat belts have been installed in cars for the specific purpose of protecting
occupants from injury, ejection, or death, improper use of these features may be quite dangerous.