Sentences with phrase «taller cargo items»

Remove the head restraints and fold up the back seats to create up to four feet of vertical space in the Honda Fit for taller cargo items.

Not exact matches

of cargo room with the rear seats up (46.2 with them down) for most models, it bests the likes of the Golf, Focus, and Mazda 3, and its opening is wide and tall to better accommodate bulkier items.

Thanks to its four cargo modes, the 2018 Fit can handle a range of transport duties, including hauling tall and long items.

The available height - adjustable rear cargo floor lets you increase space for taller items when lowered, or raise it up for easy, slide - in loading.

The new body's larger dimensions mean cargo space in the fourth - generation Sportage has expanded from 465 litres to 503 litres (VDA), made more practical by a dual - height luggage floor, allowing taller items to fit into the boot and still remain hidden by the tonneau cover.

The Renegade delivers a tall, square box of an interior that offers plenty of cargo space for everyday items.

And a slanted rear roofline that eats away the usable rear cargo space for tall items.

The cargo situation is a mixed bag as well, because while it's perfect for tall items and boxes, the available 40.3 cubic feet with the seats up isn't packaged well.

The clever configurable cargo floor also returns, with its two panels that can be removed to accommodate taller items, placed in a lower position to create a hidden cubby, slipped into a top spot to make two tiers, or stood on end to keep items from sliding around.

With class - leading interior space and clever configurability courtesy of its center - mounted fuel tank and ingenious Magic Seat ®, the Fit epitomizes functionality with spacious and comfortable seating for five and the ability to accommodate large amounts of cargo, including long and tall items.

If you are on the fence between a half - ton and a 3 / 4 - ton truck, it's worth noting that the load - in height (distance from the ground to the top of the cargo bed floor) is over five inches taller with the HD version, which makes loading heavy items significantly more strenuous.

Meanwhile, that's complemented by a 23.2 cubic - foot rear cargo hold that can expand to supply 58.8 cubic feet of storage — and items up to 8 feet long or 4 feet tall — depending on how the HR - V's second - row seats are folded.

Moreover, Honda's «Magic Seat» engineering enables owners to handle long or tall items, including cargo up to four feet in height.

The press release from Zipcar went on to praise the Fit and the Honda exclusive 60/40 split rear Magic Seat, «Which offers multiple seating and cargo - carrying configurations to accommodate long items of up to eight feet long or tall items like plants.»

When more space is needed for carrying taller or bulkier items, lowering the floor board creates a deeper cargo well.