Sentences with phrase «trunk space up»

Not exact matches

What's more, Bai notes, the size of such a battery eats up trunk or seating space.

That creates a stroller frame that's lighter for lifting in and out of the trunk and takes up less space in your trunk, and it keeps the seat padding clean for later use.

We rarely put this stroller in the car as we have other options that are easier to travel with and take up less trunk space.

Portable baby high chairs - these are lightweight easily foldable high chairs that take up only a small amount of space in the trunk of your chair or in your storage area.

You can fold the stroller with both seats attached, but it will take up all of space of your trunk and is much heavier to lift.

Many parents prefer a lightweight stroller while traveling, especially if they fly somewhere, as the umbrella stroller takes up minimal space in the trunk or on the airplane.

It is not bulky and it is easy to store in my trunk without taking up much space.

Reason: It is lightweight, quick / easy to fold, and it takes up very little trunk space and great for quick trips out.

The only downside is its big even when folded and takes up a lot of trunk space.

It is heavy and takes up a lot of trunk space.

We have not taken it on a plane, but being so compact, it takes up much less space in the trunk of our car.

This stroller not only serve its purpose of being a light - weighted stroller, but it also does not take up all my trunk space.

Very compact and takes up little trunk space.

You need to take off some parts when putting it in and out of the car and may take up plenty of space in your trunk.

Because joggers are designed for performance, they have a larger frame and oversized wheels that may take up extra space in your trunk or garage

One parent says it takes up the entire trunk of her Toyota Prius (a small space as it is), and yet another mom says that it is easy to get in and out of her SUV.

Fit lots more into your trunk space or your closet space since the folded Babyzen Yoyo takes up very little room.

Another happy mom also mentioned that the stroller does not take up much trunk space in her 4WD sedan.

It is 38 pounds and fits alright in the back of an SUV or minivan, but it will likely take up all the trunk space of your average car.

This stroller folds up considerably flat, although it still requires a lot of trunk space and a lot of muscle (it weighs 27 pounds alone!).

One is safety 1st which take up half of my sedan's trunk space, making grocery shopping or travel rather inconvenient.

The compact fold of the stroller makes it easy to store and it won't take up a lot of space in your trunk.

I love that even tho it is a double stroller it doesn't take up the whole trunk space in my van.

When folded, it is compact and it will fit into a pretty small trunk but do not believe Mutsy when they say it takes up very little space — check the dimensions.

This can make them difficult to travel with because they take up so much trunk space.

These frames are easy to fold up and throw in the trunk of your car, and don't take up much space.

For travelers, these strollers do fold, often with nice one - hand mechanisms, but they take up more trunk space and are heavier to lift in and out.

Usually takes up all of the space in the trunk of a smaller car.

The softtop is also a boon to luggage space, taking up none of the 9.9 - cubic - foot trunk when folded.

The car's lithium - ion battery pack is also physically smaller, so it takes up less trunk space than in the last Accord Hybrid.

Width crept up fractionally, but the bigger news is that Honda has regained some of its packaging mojo: despite the smaller exterior, trunk space has increased 1.1 cubic feet, and almost all interior measurements increase slightly despite a smaller total interior volume.

Since this is a mid-engine car, luggage space is up front, with a decent - sized frunk (that's a front trunk) that can swallow your average roll - aboard suitcase or some groceries.

Much of the trunk space is eaten up by the battery pack.

There's one caveat: The top eats up about three - quarters of the already marginal space in the trunk, so don't plan on fitting much more than a backpack and a couple jackets when the top's stowed.

Similarly, their trunk - space measurements are very close as well, with the 3 - series having a slight edge when the top is up, but the 1 - series winning out when their lowered, as its fabric roof stows more compactly than the 3 - series's retractable hardtop.

Rear - seat legroom is up more than an inch (trunk space is also increased).

The difference is that the RS's new all - wheel - drive system takes up space under the trunk, which eliminates the spare - tire well.

When the top is down, there's a pretty large cargo space under the trunk divider that separates the cargo area from the roof storage area, but to access all that space, the top has to be up.

The battery and washer - fluid reservoir eat up trunk space, the engine is loud and thrashes at highway speeds, the suspension lets you know the exact location of every pavement crack, and the turbo - four engine drinks fuel like it still costs $ 2 a gallon.

So, top up or down, there's always a decent chunk of storage space in the trunk — and, as before, there's another luggage compartment where most cars have their engine.

For one, the gas tank uses up nearly all the trunk space — just six cubic feet of space remain, compared to 12.5 cubic feet in a regular Civic sedan.

By the numbers, the Eos» trunk offers just 6.6 cubic feet of space when the top is stowed, 10.5 when it's up.

You don't even sacrifice any trunk space, and for extra creature comfort, you can get it optioned up with leather seats, a moonroof, and a 900 - watt Harman Kardon audio system with 18 speakers.

Back seat makes up for the «lack» of trunk space as expected with a hard top convertible.

Because the Ridgeline's independent rear suspension takes up far less space than a live axle, Honda was able to add a large compartment under the truck bed, providing a clean and dry home to the spare tire (either the standard mini-spare or available full - size) and, more significant, an 8.5 - cubic - foot trunk.

It will now automatically raise or lower at speeds of up to 40kph and now also knows if there is too much luggage in the trunk to retract into the available space.

To accomplish this feat, Mazda did not have to eat up the trunk space, meaning the trunk can easily swallow up several suitcases for a long trip.

There's even an available retractable hardtop, which Mazda has commendably engineered to fold without gobbling up trunk space or adding lots of extra weight; but simple - folding soft top is still prettier.

The trunk space is 18.5 cu - ft (525 L) and the rear seats can be folded down to open up 56.5 cu - ft (1,600 L) if you need to bring home a dishwasher.

Features include COMAND with Navigation System, HARMAN KARDON Premium Surround Sound with Complete Media Package, Bluetooth, SiriusXM, USB, Ipod, and AUX Inputs, Rearview Back - Up Monitor, Heated and Memory Front Seats with Power Lumbar, Power Rear Window Sunshade, Panoramic Moonroof, Sport and Comfort Suspension, Rear Split - Folding Seats for Enormous Trunk Space, 18 ″ Double 5 - Spoke Sport Wheels, and much more.