Sentences with phrase «tight cabin»

My only complaint is how tight the cabin is.

Older models offered good utility and off - road ability for the time, but tight cabin space and inconsistent build quality plagued the Colorado.

From tight cabin confines to the ghostly crew to the green water surrounding them, the current film looks uncomfortably similar to its predecessor.

A relatively tight cabin lends the Malibu a sportier feel, but isn't good if you want to scrunch three adults into the back seat.

«It has a luxurious cabin and quiet operation balanced with very odd styling, tight cabin space and high pricing.

Plus, the small doors and tight cabin are fine for six - footers, but the taller members of the human race - like me - will find legroom restricted on the right by the self - supporting center console and headroom curtailed by two padded, detachable roof panels.

That means owners must continue to live with the extra-wide sills that impair entry and exit, the tight cabin dimensions, and with the mediocre ergonomics.

The interior package feels more like the (E46) 3 - series from two generations ago — that means a tidy and compact feel, but also a tighter cabin.

The tight cabin and hard ride may limit its appeal but luxury and safety levels are high with standard power front seats, drowsy driver monitor and LED headlights all standard fitment.

With this styling comes a tight cabin, but Infiniti has evolved and now has the more family oriented end of the luxury - crossover segment covered with the larger JX35, or QX60.

The original plan was for BA to reconfigure a total of 25 of its Boeing 777 with tighter seating in the Economy Class cabin so, if that plan still holds true and with Gatwick housing 10 of the reconfigured aircraft, that leaves 15 of the Heathrow fleet's 777s to be fitted with the tighter cabins.