What is shoulder room of car?

8. Shoulder Room. Although shoulder room is rarely measured, it can be important for shoppers who often carry passengers in the car. It's the measurement from one door panel to another. That's different from the vehicle's hip room, which measures a single seat.

1. Where is shoulder room in car?
2. What is leg room in a car?
3. What is the room of a car called?
4. What is front head room in a car?
5. What is the shoulder room?
6. What is rear shoulder room in car?
7. How is leg room calculated?
8. What is the passenger part of a car called?
9. What is headroom and legroom?
10. How is legroom measured in a car?
11. Where can I find the specs of my car?

Where is shoulder room in car?

Shoulder room is the upright portion of your seats, or where your shoulders rest when you're sitting. It is measured horizontally across the entire width of the seat. Hip room is the bottom portion of the seats, where you sit. Again, this is measured horizontally across the entire width of the seat.

What is leg room in a car?

Legroom is the amount of space, especially in a car or other vehicle, that is available in front of your legs. Tall drivers won't have enough legroom.

What is the room of a car called?

The trunk (North American English) or boot (British English) of a car is the vehicle's main storage or cargo compartment, often a hatch at the rear of the vehicle. It is also called a tailgate.

What is front head room in a car?

Headroom is the distance between the headliner of the car and the crown of the occupant's head.

What is the shoulder room?

Shoulder room is the distance from the drivers upper door panel to the front passengers upper door panel.

What is rear shoulder room in car?

Although shoulder room is rarely measured, it can be important for shoppers who often carry passengers in the car. It's the measurement from one door panel to another. That's different from the vehicle's hip room, which measures a single seat.

How is leg room calculated?

Legroom: This is measured only for the front seats and is measured from the foot well to the point where the back rest meets the seat bottom. ... This is measured at both front and rear from the road to the seat bottom. For cars with height adjustable seats there is a maximum and minimum value for the same.

What is the passenger part of a car called?

This part may also be called the "cabin" (as the original post suggests), espeically in such usage as "cabin air filter" -- and the "interior," although "interior" is often used to describe the passenger area, it is also used to describe passenger area + cargo space, so it would not be used in your example context.

What is headroom and legroom?

As nouns the difference between headroom and legroom

is that headroom is the vertical clearance above someone's head, as in a tunnel, doorway etc while legroom is space to move in.

How is legroom measured in a car?

Legroom measures an angled path between the pedals and the back of the seat, traveling along where the driver's legs will go. Sometimes the ratio between the headroom and the legroom is not conducive to everyone depending on your torso height and leg height.

Where can I find the specs of my car?

Car specifications, or car specs, provide a snapshot of a vehicle's important details and are commonly displayed by a car dealer at the dealership. This information might be a printout attached to a car window or given to you as a handout when you inquire about a specific car.