With
the rear seats in place there is 34.1 cubic feet of space out back — fold the rear seats down and cargo space swells to 64.8 cu.
Rear seat room is acceptable, and even with
rear seats in place there's 31.2 cubic feet of space for cargo.
Not exact matches
Three rows of
seats, a front and
rear trunk, room under the second row
seats, side pockets and a blind holster for your iPhone, big or little,
there's a
place to store it
in Model X.
There's some sound boom
in the
rear seat too, although it's generally a very comfortable
place to be, with ample leg - and headroom and a cushy center armrest.
In addition,
there are two carbon fiber - reinforced hydrogen tanks, including one
placed under the
rear seats.
However, hobbit - sized drivers will find it a comfortable
place to commute
in, and
there's an abundance of cabin space for the whole family, including a rather sizeable boot; complete with 60/40 split folding
rear seats.
There are many
places to store items
in the cabin, and
in the extended cab model, the
rear seat flips up to reveal a fold - out flat floor space.
Under a stylish roofline Buick describes as «coupe - like,» the automaker says
there is 892 litres of cargo space with the
rear seats in place, a figure that more than doubles the trunk capacity of the outgoing Regal sedan.
Honda says
there's space for an 82 - quart cooler behind the
rear seats with all three rows
in place, thanks to the additional body length.
With that third - row
seat in place (second - row
seats are removable, and the third - row
seat can fold down and move forward on rails),
there isn't much room
in the back for groceries or luggage, but the Quest's adjustable
rear shelf makes good use of what space
there is.
Despite the coupe's sweeping lines,
there is ample head and legroom
in the
rear seats, which feature well -
placed cup holders.
Even with all the
seats in place,
there is 33 cubic feet of luggage space at the very
rear — lower the third - row
seats, and you have 83.3 cubic feet.
There's a generous 416 - litres of storage on hand to window height with the
seats in place, while can be expanded to 1193 litres by way of 60:40 split-fold
rear seats.
With the
rear seats in place,
there's 37.2 cubic feet to play with.
With the
rear seats in place, the Velar offers 34.4 cubic ft. of cargo room; with
seats stowed,
there's a full 70.7 inches of depth.
At least you can fold the unused
rear seat forwards to liberate some boot space because with all of the
seats in place there's just 32 - litres — the same size as the fuel tank.
Thanks to the hatchback design
there is 22.7 cubic feet of storage space with the
rear seats in place or more than double that with the
rear row of
seats folded down, a significant and welcome improvement over the sedan.
With all seven
seats in place,
there's 17.2 cubic feet of storage space
in the
rear.
With all
seats in place,
there's an adequate 15 cubic feet of storage space
in the
rear.
Even with the
rear seat in place,
there's a generous 20.1 cubic feet of cargo space.
In the
place of a
rear seat bench,
there are only covers for the eBoost energy accumulators.
With the
rear seats in place and pushed back as far as they will go,
there's still 257 litres of boot space available.
For example, overall head and leg room is now much better this time around (the only major qualm involves the middle
seat in the
rear row: it's a bit on the narrow side, and the broad transmission tunnel means
there isn't much room for passengers to
place their feet).
With
rear seats in place, Alltrack has 30.4 cubic feet of cargo capacity; with the
rear seats folded,
there are 66.5 cubic feet of luggage space — on par with many compact SUVs.
Auto writer Jil McIntosh says its handling is surprisingly good but
there is no trunk space at all if you have the
rear seats in place.
Don't
place a
rear - facing car
seat in the front passenger
seat if
there's an active airbag on that side.