Sentences with phrase «standard hatch»
The phrase "standard hatch" refers to a common type of car design with a hatchback-style rear door that opens upwards. It is a standard or typical feature found in many cars. Full definition
Though acceleration is strong, the way power delivery peaks through the mid-range ensures the Polo GTI feels like a standard hatch with poke rather than an out - and - out hot hatch.
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The Ford Focus Electric is rare because practicality is compromised compared to the standard hatch, and then there's the limited range.
The T - Roc also boasts doors that open reasonably wide and a higher seating position than in a standard hatch, which will make getting in an out or fitting a child seat easier.
Although the suspension and stylish bodywork is new, the GTC's engines and gearboxes have all been tried and tested in the standard hatch, and no major problems have been reported so far.
The special edition is limited to 100 units, and gets a few black design trims to distinguish it from the standard hatch.
Toyota has fitted a shorter 3.704 final drive to the Prius V (versus 3.268 on the standard hatch) to improve off - the - line response.
To add some crossover - style allure to the Sandero, Dacia also offers the Sandero Stepway — a slightly more rugged version of the Sandero hatchback with a ride height that's raised by 40 mm, roof bars and some styling tweaks to separate it from the standard hatch.
While the A3 Cabriolet hasn't been tested by Euro NCAP, the standard hatch has a five - star rating.
Alongside this, existing GT models receive the same updates as the standard hatch, with additional styling tweaks including new 18 - inch alloys, a flat - bottomed steering wheel and extra chrome.
While the Clubman didn't feature in our annual Driver Power survey, the standard hatch placed a disappointing 44th out of 75 cars.
The standard hatch can be re-installed.