Sentences with phrase «sliding middle row of seats»

Speaking of the school run: The Atlas» neatest trick is the sliding middle row of seats which allows laughably easy access to the generous back bench.

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The split - bench, reclining second - row seat in our seven - seat X5 could slide forward and back to balance the legroom needs of middle and rear passengers.

A clever feature engineered into the second row is the middle jump seat, which can slide forward independent of the outboard positions; this enables better parental access to wee ones who are buckled in there, or conversely, it effectively creates a barrier between sparring siblings.

The middle - row seating is accommodating and allows riders to enjoy a lot of leg space, or slide the seats forward to give the third - row riders more room.

Really, handling is a non-issue: Who's going to carve sharp turns in any minivan when the dog slides from one side of the rear seat to the other, a kid in the middle row declares, «I'm gonna barf,» and your partner gives you the death stare?

Starting with the third row of seats, the Land Rover offers more legroom than either the Volvo XC90 or the Audi Q7, accommodating fully grown adults with relative ease if the middle row of seats is slid forward slightly.

There is a conversation mirror so the driver can keep in contact with rear seat - mounted kiddies and there is that nifty middle seat of the middle row that slides forward to allow parents in the front to tend to a small person in a child seat.

A simple one - lever tug and I even got my 191 - cm self into the third row, but I ran out of knee and toe room trying to return the middle row to seated position — if the middle row slid fore - and - aft it might have worked, at least until that seat was reclined.

The wheelbase is also 11 cm longer, the result being that there's decent front space for tall adults and enough room for two more occupying the outer seats in the middle row, provided both parts of its 60/40 base configuration are slid as far back along their 13 cm range as possible.

I would love seating for up to 8 people (a bench seat across the middle row instead of 2 bucket seats), I would love automatic sliding doors on both sides of the vehicle, and I would love that those doors had windows that roll down.

The middle row of seats isn't divided into three separate sliding chairs as in some MPVs, but the lower bench does split into two individually sliding sections, and the backrests into three fold - down segments.

The third row of seating is standard, and a button on the sides of the second row seat cushions slides the middle seats forward for third row access; even little kids can use it.

These enable anything from moving the middle section of the second row to slide forward so that front seat occupants can easily reach a child seat in the back to removal of the middle seat to allow for the rear area to become two captain's chairs.

The middle row of seats doesn't fold and slide as far forward as some rivals, and the door aperture also isn't as big.

My one problem is that there is no center seat in the middle row of the van and the rear seats don't slide back as far as they should.