Not so much >> Overall ride quality (see text) >> Turbo - diesel can be laggy >> Headroom for
taller occupants of coupe
The greater height also improves the view out, which does a little to relieve the claustrophobia that could set in among
taller occupants of the rear seats.
Not exact matches
The 68 - storey Scotia Plaza, the second -
tallest skyscraper in Canada, is one
of the country's most prestigious addresses, and the last
of the city's soaring bank towers still owned by its anchor
occupant.
One can't stop bad people from doing bad things, but when bad things happen to
tall buildings, the situation quickly becomes desperate — for the
occupants, for firefighters, and for adjacent buildings — in ways that are an order
of magnitude worse than in low buildings.
The sedan's interior appointments are attractive and
of high quality, but the low roof limits headroom for
taller occupants, so this isn't the most spacious large sedan.
At 6 feet
tall, I was able to sit in the backseat only if the front
occupant gave up a significant slice
of the legroom pie.
Available as a sedan or sporty five - door hatchback, the Aveo's uncommonly high roof means
tall occupants can sit comfortably in both front and rear, a major bonus for those who might stay clear
of some small cars due to their cramped interiors.
This last version has comfortable single rear seats and a third row
of seats at the back for
occupants up to 1.60 meters (5.25 ft)
tall.
The small, low slung cockpit
of the Corvette Grand Sport only seats 2
occupants, and in a relatively snug fashion, but there's plenty
of leg room for even the
tallest of drivers to find a comfortable seating position.
The comprehensive level
of equipment on higher trim levels is a cut above most
of the other vehicles in this segment.Front row
occupants will appreciate the comfortable seats and while the rear row offers enough space in the leg and knee room department, head room for
taller passengers is restricted by the sloping rear windshield.
Up front, however, the Ioniq is downright roomy with plenty
of space for even
taller occupants.
Starting with the positive aspects
of the interior, the Trax makes the most
of its
tall profile and both front and rear
occupants are well catered for in the head and leg room department.
Particularly in the back seats,
taller occupants will feel a bit cramped and probably won't fancy the idea
of a long journey in the Auris.
The car may be small but it makes the most
of the available space and even
taller occupants will find enough head and leg room.
There are four doors leading to a spacious interior with lots
of leg room fore and aft, and overhead clearance that can accommodate the
tallest occupants, such as my fishing buddy, Todd Vachon, whom we could not let out
of the truck lest he be mistaken for a moose by gawking tourists.
Sadly, that doesn't continue to the rear where the Focus is one
of the most cramped in class, with
taller occupants finding leg room to be particularly tight.
EXPERTS REPORT The Fit is a
tall car, with plenty
of head and legroom for
tall occupants.
Those in the front have loads
of space in which to stretch out, too, but
taller rear - seat
occupants might struggle a little for legroom.
====== EXPERTS ARE SAYING: explains The Fit is a
tall car, with plenty
of head and legroom for
tall occupants.
You get a smart interior set - up that actually produces quite a lot
of space in the back
of the Verso - S, with even
taller occupants being able to get comfortable.
The tiny fraction lost in headroom will bother only the
tallest occupants and it's more than balanced by a substantial improvement in both legroom and ease
of ingress.
One area is space; at 5090 mm in length and with a 3045 mm wheelbase, K9 offers vast amounts
of interior room for even the
tallest of occupants in the front or back.
Which is still fine for short passengers, but
taller occupants probably will not enjoy spending an extended period
of time back there.
The Fit is a
tall car, with plenty
of head and legroom for
tall occupants.
Then, there are things like the bouncy ride over sharp bumps at higher speeds and the lack
of rear headroom for
tall occupants.
The ESV features three rows
of seats although despite its huge dimensions the third row is still not quite spacious enough for
taller occupants.
Occupants will enjoy the comfortable seats and there is no shortage
of knee room in the back for
taller passengers.
Taller passengers will still demand a more socialist distribution
of resources, with front
occupants sliding forward.
The rear passengers get enough leg space, although the sloping roofline
of the hatchback could compromise headroom for
taller backseat
occupants.
Occupants should have no cause for complaint when it comes to space: there's plenty
of head and legroom for even the most demanding
of passenger combinations — a six - foot passenger can comfortably sit behind a similarly
tall driver, while three adults can sit abreast without feeling hemmed in.
There's plenty
of head and shoulder room for both sets
of passengers, but
taller rear
occupants might grumble about their knees hitting the front seat backs.
OK, so the Z is showing its age in terms
of technology and packaging, even for a sports car, with high seats and a low roof making head room tight for
tall occupants, and a super-shallow boot heavily limiting luggage space.
Acceptable and good restraints are high enough to protect
taller occupants as well as people
of average height and shorter.
Interior space is a big drawcard for the Passat,
occupants front and rear will have no trouble getting comfortable and there is plenty
of head and kneeroom for
taller adults in the back.
You'll be able to seat 5 in the Focus Electric, though legroom may be a bit cramped for
taller passengers and require front
occupants to relinquish some
of their own leg room.
The seats are positioned fairly high, giving every
occupant a good view out, while the
tall windows bathe the interior in light, adding to the sensation
of space.
Thanks to a
tall roof, all
occupants are treated to plenty
of headroom.
Cons: Some
of the touchscreen controls are tedious; second - row seat space is a bit cramped for
tall occupants; engines don't feel quite as strong as their horsepower ratings imply
Occupants get firm, supportive seats and a 3 - position rear seat that's suitable for even
taller adults, thanks to a carved out area
of the headliner allowing just a couple inches
of extra head space.
Standard safety equipment includes: • Advanced Multi-stage Front Air Bags provide nearly instantaneous
occupant protection by matching air bag output to crash severity • Low - risk Deployment Air Bags are included for smaller and out -
of - position
occupants • Front Seat - mounted Side Air Bags deploy for enhanced thorax protection during a side impact • Supplemental Side Air Bag Inflatable Curtains with Extended Up Time deploy down to provide all three rows vehicle
occupant head protection during side impact • Structural Driver and Front Passenger Knee Bolsters control
occupant kinematics and reduce leg loads • Available Child Booster Seats for children 4 foot 9 inches (1.45 m)
tall and between 48 lbs.