Now we'll finally see the production luxury crossover, featuring the world's first Back - up Collision Intervention system and more
second and third row legroom than a Cadillac Escalade.
Not exact matches
Interior passenger room is improved, with 2 inches more
legroom for the
second -
row passengers
and a new power fold - flat seat for the
third row.
The
third row folds down to increase luggage space
and allow the
second row to slide rearwards to offer limousine - like
legroom.
The
second row slides forward to increase
legroom for
third -
row passengers,
and it makes it easier to get to the
third row.
Both the
second and third rows have adult - friendly headroom
and legroom,
and it's a breeze to get back to the
third row — unlike in the QX80.
The
second row slides back
and forth, creating more
legroom in either the
second or
third row as you need it,
and the
third row stows away out of sight with a touch of a button.
Second -
row headroom
and legroom are also in the Armada's favor,
and the
third -
row numbers fall between the three.
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.
I'm 6 feet tall
and found headroom a bit tight, but with the
second row moved forward a few inches — preserving plenty of
legroom for most adults — the
third row's
legroom was such that I could tolerate a short trip.
Those who don't want to use their GLB as a minibus can fold the
third row flat
and individually push back the
second row for maximum
legroom and cargo space.
I'd also be able to carry friends
and family around with ease - the
second -
row legroom is nearly identical to that of the legendary 600 sedan (36 inches), although that figure drops to 32.4 inches for those riding in the
third row.
For headroom, the liftgate glass is steeper,
and for improved
legroom, the
third row sits slightly higher than the
second row.
This translates to actual
legroom — a full 10 inches more than the Cadillac Escalade's
third row and just 3.5 inches less than the GLS63's own
second row.
With a sliding
second row with impressive
legroom,
and an available
third row, it can easily adapt to your needs.
With the QX60's flat platform floor
and wide dooropenings, passengers in the QX60 can enjoy ample
legroom and easy access to the
third row, even when a child safety seat is installed in the
second row.
Legroom is good in the
second row, but tight
and adult - unfriendly in the
third.
Legroom is measured at a stretchable 40.9 inches in the front
row, 39.8 inches in the
second and 32.4 inches in the
third.
During our test we found the
second row of seats had more
legroom than an Excursion
and the
third row offered as much room as some competitors»
second row.
Passengers will have more
legroom in the front,
second and third rows.
The
second -
row seats are split 60/40, each with the ability to slide forward
and backward by about six inches, allowing
second row passengers to either provide more
legroom for
third row passengers, or enjoy limo - like
legroom when the
third row is not being used.
The height of the MDX has been reduced by 1.5 inches, but the wheelbase has been extended to improve performance, offer more
second -
row legroom and ease access to the
third row.
The
second row has lots of
legroom and the 60/40 split bench easily folds forward for easy access to the
third row.
The car's battery pack is stored under the
third row seat
and doesn't impact
second - or
third -
row legroom or cargo space.
These include a four - seat «limousine» mode, in which the outside seats in the
second row slide
and fold forwards
and the middle seat folds down to form a table, making maximum
legroom for two people in the
third row.
The
second row legroom is limited
and the
third row is very small.
Able to hold seven people, the QX60 features
second -
row seats that slide forward
and back to mix -
and - match
legroom and to make accessing the
third -
row seat easier.
Adult passengers will likely find plenty of headroom
and legroom in the
second row, but the optional
third -
row seats are suitable for children only.
Up front there's very generous
legroom... enough for both front passenger
and second -
row seats to slide forward for more
legroom in the
third row.
The
second -
row seats can slide forwards
and backwards by 6.3 in., allowing owners to optimize luggage space
and rear
legroom as required, as well as improve access to the
third row (1).
The 2014 MDX Prototype features a longer wheelbase that enhances ride quality, increases
second -
row legroom,
and improves
third -
row seat access.
As mentioned in the comfort section, the 2006 Pathfinder is a little short for a 7 - seater, leading to a shortage of
legroom for both
second -
and third -
row adult passengers.
The three -
row Santa Fe increases
second -
row legroom by 1.9 inches
and cargo capacity 5.6 cubic feet
and houses
second -
row HVAC controls
and vents to increase family comfort, while also offering a standard 50:50 split folding
third -
row bench seat with 31.5 inches of
legroom.
Legroom in the first
and second rows are limo - like, while the
third row is designed for more than just kids.
Third -
row legroom is up from 29.1 inches to 31.6 inches thanks to
second -
row seats that can slide fore
and aft by 5.9 inches.
Inside, Chevrolet promises best in class head
and legroom for those sitting in the
second and third -
row seats.
Space is abundant in the Toyota Sienna, with an incredible 40.5 inches of
legroom in the front, 37.6 inches of
legroom in the
second row,
and 36.3 inches for your
third -
row passengers to stretch out.
Ford claims the SUV is the first full - size model to feature a sliding
second -
row seat to better access the
third row, which gains more
legroom and reclining seatbacks.
Carpeted footrests speak to the generous amount of
legroom in the
second row and even the
third row offers plenty of space for full - sized feet.