Sentence examples for high seating position from inspiring English sources
One of the minivan's first attractions was the high seating position that Chrysler presented as a "command-of-the-road" view.
"Lorries pose a far greater risk than buses, to pedestrians as well as to cyclists, due to the driver's high seating position and limited window area," he said.
Acura says its goal is to offer the best of two worlds by combining the features of truck-derived sport utilities, like a high seating position and all-wheel drive, with carlike handling and comfort.
This saves hundreds of millions in new tooling but results in a top-heavy boxcar unstable in anything but a straight line, overpowered and underbraked, its high seating position imbuing drivers with a false sense of omnipotence that contributes to a disproportionately high accident and death toll.
"It does the job, it feels good with its high seating position, but it is a monumental marketing blunder".Carl-Peter Forster, a former boss of General Motors Europe who took over as head of Tata Motors in February 2010, admitted earlier this year that he was having to reinvent the Nano business model.
They can never match the Ambassador's high seating position and generous headroom.
The other remaining weirdness is a barstool-high seating position — think of the Fiat 500 — that's exacerbated by the lack of a telescoping steering wheel.
The high-riding sedans, similar in stance and style to the 5 Series Gran Turismo, feature a higher seating position than a normal 3-Series, BMW said.
The phenomenon tends to be worse in S.U.V.'s than in cars because of the higher seating position — the sailor up in the crow's nest is going to feel the heaves of the swells more than the seaman swabbing the deck.
They buy SUVs because they like a higher seating position, more space, and more size and weight to protect them in a crash.
The good news is that the cabin is substantially larger (no longer classified as a sub-compact), with a flat rear floor and a higher seating position up front.
