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LEGROOM! - testme2011 - 01-04-2011 08:03pm

What are peoples thoughts on the rear leg room for the 5 Door version?

Are 2 adults comfortable to travel in the back?

Has anyone compared rear leg room to other cars for comparison?
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RE: LEGROOM! - Firebird - 01-04-2011 09:07pm

Door size is almost exactly the same as the RRS. There is a video on Youtube that show people sitting in the back as there appears to be plenty of room.

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RE: LEGROOM! - vision*R - 01-04-2011 09:49pm

No shortage of leg room. Even my brother-in-law, who was very sceptical at first, had to admit it is spaceous enough.


RE: LEGROOM! - griff - 02-04-2011 02:48pm

Has anyone sat in the three door and could you give me an idea how easy, or not, it is to get in the back?

Head says 5 door and heart says 3. I don't fill up the car very often but I don't want friends doing their backs in to get in the rear of the extemely cool three door coupe.

Any assistance would be appreciated


RE: LEGROOM! - Blackseries - 02-04-2011 06:06pm

(02-04-2011 02:48pm)griff Wrote:  Has anyone sat in the three door and could you give me an idea how easy, or not, it is to get in the back?

Head says 5 door and heart says 3. I don't fill up the car very often but I don't want friends doing their backs in to get in the rear of the extemely cool three door coupe.

Any assistance would be appreciated

At both Paris & Geneva the battery was disconnected on the Coupes so the electric slide forward function wasn't working - so I don't know how far forward the front seat would go, they had left the seat in a half n half position so people could still sit in the front (just) and people could get in the back (just). However once in the back it was fine - like in the back of a 3 door Golf. Kids will be fine getting in and out - mature adults might struggle (Coupe).
(01-04-2011 08:03pm)testme2011 Wrote:  What are peoples thoughts on the rear leg room for the 5 Door version?

Are 2 adults comfortable to travel in the back?

Has anyone compared rear leg room to other cars for comparison?
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Our Evoque is replacing a Golf Plus (the tall version of the Golf) and to be honest there is a little more room in the back of the Golf Plus than the Evoque. Rear leg room is important to us as we carry elderly relatives quite often - but just as important is rear seat access and this is where the Evoque scores over quite a few other cars we looked at. In the BMW X1, Audi Q5 and the Volvo V60 I couldn’t get my foot (size 10) between the front of back seat and the back of the front seat without twisting my foot (which my elderly relatives find hard to do) - in the Evoque I could. So for ease of access the Evoque is on a par with the new BMW X3 - but once in, leg room I would say is on a par with a regular Golf. So if you have two 6 ft rear passengers then those sitting in the front need to be sympathetic and pull forward an inch or two to make sure all are comfortable.


RE: LEGROOM! - testme2011 - 03-04-2011 08:57am

Do you thinks telegraphs description is a bit harsh? They question wether this is a four seated at all...:S

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/car-manufacturers/land-rover/8418373/Range-Rover-Evoque-driven.html


RE: LEGROOM! - Blackseries - 03-04-2011 10:25am

(03-04-2011 08:57am)testme2011 Wrote:  Do you thinks telegraphs description is a bit harsh?

Yes, I think they are being a bit harsh. The car is quite specification specific. For example none of the 5 doors I've sat in has had the glass roof and only one of the Coupes - and for the one car that did it made a big difference to how you "felt" in the back. In reality there was very little extra headroom but the rear felt much more spacious. A couple of the 5 doors without the glass roof's had the black roof lining and those felt quite claustrophobic / cosy / sporty depending on your point of view and if the Telegraph’s car was one of those I can see how they might have come out with a comment like that. I think if you regularly carry 4 adults then you have to make a personal decision if this is the car for you. If it’s mainly 2 adults or 2 adults and 2 children then it should be fine. I always drive with my seat in the most far back position whatever car I'm in and there are very few cars that I don't feel the need to pull the seat forward a few inches when a large adult gets in the back - no great hardship – and this will be one of them.


RE: LEGROOM! - Kermit - 04-04-2011 03:06am

(03-04-2011 10:25am)Blackseries Wrote:  A couple of the 5 doors without the glass roof's had the black roof lining and those felt quite claustrophobic / cosy / sporty depending on your point of view

The Dynamic has the dark roof lining, like Golf and Polo GTI's have. The Pure and Prestige have a light roof lining. This makes a big difference to how the interior is perceived.


RE: LEGROOM! - vinda - 11-07-2011 02:05am

(01-04-2011 08:03pm)testme2011 Wrote:  What are peoples thoughts on the rear leg room for the 5 Door version?

Are 2 adults comfortable to travel in the back?

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Depends how tall they are really