Sentences with phrase «very usable space»
Hyundai's interior designers have done a great job carving out very usable space up front, in the back, and in the rear cargo area.
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The GX's third row nearly touches the rear window, leaving a shallow space for luggage that's not very usable.
It's better to think of it as a parcel shelf, and folding down the back row reveals a very usable 30.2 cubic feet of cargo space.
The headroom and knee room offered is actually quite good for a vehicle of this size with boot space also being very usable.
Advantages and disadvantages + generous space for six passengers + very large trunk + comfortable seats, all rear seats with well usable Isofix mountings + comfortable suspension + effective air conditioning + very good LED adaptive light + comprehensive range of safety and assistance systems + practical, separately opening rear window, luggage compartment division + harmonious engine - automatic transmission combination + reasonable consumption + good driving performance + low loss of value + effective heating / air conditioning + easy seat removal...... but complicated installation - bulky dimensions - cumbersome infotainment - few shelves - wheel for backrest adjustment difficult to reach at front
Despite its sluggishness and lack of usable cargo space, after a week with the ES 300h I realized something very important: I was relaxed every time I got behind the wheel.
Folding down the back seat reveals a very usable 31.2 cubic feet of total storage space for luggage, sporting equipment, and other oversized cargo.
With a dual - core 1 GHz CPU, 1 GB of RAM, about 23 GB of usable storage space, a 960x540 4.3» screen, 1700mHA battery, LTE 4G, and 1080p video recording the Droid Bionic is a very respectable device.
Over-use in a short space of time can cause some slight lag but ultimately it's very usable.
That equates to only 5GB / 12.2 GB of usable space, and that's not very much when it comes to things like videos and audiobooks.
There's plenty of usable space, and the surface is as responsive as any other, though the system's default sensitivity setting is very low.
So far we made the basement a usable space (it had mould issues, a very poorly done reno, and was just gross), rebuilt our fence from scratch, and I painted the iron railings on our porch from a rusty pink to a glossy black (what a cheap project with such a huge impact!).
The counter on our kitchen island is our worst spot, and the most frustrating for me, because it is the first thing we see when we walk in th door, and because we have a very small kitchen and that is the only usable space for preparing food.