The driver’s seat is wide enough for two,and three stone cold enemies could sit in the middle row without compromising their implacable ((adj.) incapable of being appeased or mitigated) distanceThe Citroën Grand C4 is certainly large – the dash was so wide and deep that I couldn’t reach the front of it; and the windscreen is gigantic, which, and along with the glass roof,made the roads feel American. Don’t inquire of me how that works, I just felt several times as whether I were in Wyoming.
The driver’s seat is wide enough for two, and though it’s arguable how useful that is,and three stone-cold enemies could sit in the middle row without compromising their implacable ((adj.) incapable of being appeased or mitigated) distance. The third row is a bit more intimate, and luggage would have to accept on extremely well. But you wouldn’t want this car to be any larger, and particularly whether you park like an idiot at the best of times,which by the ancient laws of the universe of cars, people who need seven seats always do. Related: On the road: ‘It sends off mixed messages’ – Ssangyong Korando car review Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com