Sentences with phrase «tight rear seat space»

Cons: Plain interior, road and wind noise, tight rear seat space, no telescopic adjustment on the steering column, small cup holders.

Not exact matches

You can always remove the rear wheels and the seat to fit it into a tight space.

Still, rear - seat space is OK for adults up to six feet tall, although toe room under the front seats is tight.

They can be a pain in tight parking spaces and they do not open unless the front door is opened first, so rear - seat passengers can feel trapped.

Out back, things get a bit tight, but there are few sedans in this class that excel at offering rear seat space anyways.

The downsides are the same as they are for any coupe — poor rear - seat room that's hard to access, plus long doors that make tight parking spaces a challenge.

It should also come as no surprise that rear - seat space in the coupe and convertible is tight — which is where the 4 - door Gran Coupe comes into play.

Back seat space is tight in the EcoSport, while the C4 has more rear room than the 2008.

The sporty front seats were quite comfortable and body - contoured, and the rear bench, while on the tight side, had a folding back that opened up the smallish trunk for more cargo space.

Seats both front and rear are very supportive and comfortable although the second row is a tight fit for taller adults and there is also no change to the cargo space which continues to be limited due to the raked roofline.

The Citroen C3 doesn't handle as well as the Ford Fiesta, and rear - seat space is tight, but the interior quality is good and there's a decent range of engines.

The seats are comfortable and well spaced out, rear legroom is decent but three passengers at the back would be a tight fit.

The rear seats are still tight, especially in the coupe and convertible body styles although trunk space is good for this type of vehicle.

The tiny exterior proportions mean that the interior will be a tight fit for larger adults up front and the miniscule rear seats are more for additional storage space than for transporting people.

Nonetheless, rear seat legroom remains tight for large adults; there's plenty of space for your noggin, but your knees, they may be a-banging against the front seats.

The CR - V comes standard with a large group of superb features like a 60/40 split rear seat for easier use of space with large cargo items, a multi-angle rearview camera with guidelines to help you back out of tight spots, Bluetooth HandsFreeLink for safer phone use, heated seats for comfort, Eco Assist, Pandora compatibility and much more.

Rear - seat legroom is tight, but boot space is decent, at 460 litres with the back seats in place, or 1,365 litres when they're folded.

At $ 216,495, the Volante is the priciest DB11 of all, and providing space for the roof to fold away shifts the rear seats forward, cutting almost an inch of legroom from an already tight package.

It did get a slight knock for its tight rear seating, though the trunk space is deemed sufficient for a family of four's needs.

Even when measured against its similarly diminutive class competitors, the CX - 3 is rather tight in rear - seat space and cargo room.

There is space to seat 5 — though rear leg and head room is a little tight compared to others in segment.

The rear seats are also comfortable, but space is tight in back.

Cons: Rear seat space is tight, especially in extended - cab models; prices rise quickly as options are added

Cons: Middling acceleration with 2.0 - liter engine; tacked - on navigation screen can wash out in bright sunlight conditions; some complicated audio controls; tight rear - seat space

Cons: Rear seat space is tight, especially in extended - cab models; prices rise quickly as options are added; Colorado (except for ZR2) doesn't offer the more - sophisticated full - time 4 - wheel drive system that is available on the GMC Canyon

Those in the front have it best, as back seat space is tight, while rear visibility is poor due to the small windows.

The dash is easy to use and it's comfy up front, but some interior plastics feel flimsy, and rear seat space is tight thanks to that sloping roofline.

Head room and leg room is rather tight in the back (though, to Lexus» credit, there's an admirable amount of shoulder space), so you'll just be able to squeeze a couple of mid-sized adults into the two rear seats, and the limited array of cup holders (just two, located at the base of the center console) is just one example of the Lexus RC's lack of usable storage cubbies.

The front seats are well - padded and offer good support for longer trips although the rear seats are a tight fit for most and the available cargo space is less than most of its competitors.

Even the smartly laid - out driver's area, with its body - shaped bucket seat and neat instrument panel, could be a tight fit for big guys; and the car's rear bench seat is suitable only for tots, or for folding down to expand the luggage space.

The Infiniti QX50 isn't nearly as generous inside as many of the other small station wagons on this list - 47.4 cubic feet of cargo space and a tight rear seat put it near the bottom of the rankings - but that doesn't take away from the fact that when used by a couple the QX50 offers about as much utility as one would need.

A surprise was the rather tight rear seat legroom where not a lot of space is left if taller passengers (who are provided with good legroom) are travelling up front.

But space can be tight in the rear seats for all but children and small adults.

Up front is where you want to be in an A1 — the rear seats are pretty cramped, and space back there becomes even more tight in cars fitted with the optional sports bucket seats.

Rear seats are tight and the boot is small — but the BMW i8 has tailored luggage to make the most of the space

The entry to the rear facilitates the forward sliding forward automatically, but because of the tight leg and head space, the two seats are not really inviting.

I have two kids both on car seats which makes the rear a tight space.

The rear seats fold down to increase cargo space, which is good as trunk space is rather tight.

Trax's ultra-compact dimensions make for tight rear - seat space and limited cargo versatility compared to larger vehicles.

Acceleration with the base 2.0 - liter engine is middling, the rear - seat space is tight, and the ride is somewhat stiff with the available 18 - inch wheels.

Cons: Tight rear - seat space; higher - end models get quite pricey; not all drivers like behavior of automated - manual transmission

While there is plenty of room up front, helped by the minimalist design and the panoramic sunroof (if fitted), space for rear seat passengers is a little tighter than it should be.

There's a good selection of engines but be aware of tight rear seat passenger space and high list prices.

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The storage space for four people would be very tight, however, if only two or three people, the rear seats can be lowered to provide more storage.

It's not all bad news because space for those in the front is great, but the leg room in the rear is quite tight; higher - spec models have moulded front seat backs that free up a bit of extra room.

Rear seat space is tight; kids, tweens, dogs and guitars are fine.

The Encore's front seats are comfy and offer a high seating position for an expansive driver's view, while rear seats offer decent head - and legroom, although space is tighter than with larger rivals.