Sentences with phrase «see out of junctions»

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The Scirocco isn't the easiest car to see out of, because the side and rear windows aren't particularly tall, and the front pillars are thick; you have to lean forwards to look around them at junctions.

Pulling away from lights, out of junctions, or accelerating up a hill doesn't see the Clio struggle, it's just that the engine is set - up for performance of an economical nature, rather than a sporting one.

We'd personally suggest the $ 350 rear side airbags and the $ 2,450 Driver Assistance Package (adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, a pair of cameras in the front bumper that make it easier to see out of blind junctions) are the only extras you'd really need, though we can see the appeal behind the $ 500 heated steering wheel with paddle shifters and the $ 4,900 Bang and Olufsen stereo system available on mid-range «Prestige» and top - spec «Competition» models.

When we get out of the car at a junction near Lake Louise, the view isn't as wonderful as we have seen in guidebooks because the glacier is obscured by fog.