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Compare boot space across 69 cars

Sort by whichever dimension your problem depends on. Carrying something long? Sort by depth. Something wide, like a pushchair laid flat? Sort by width between the arches. Litres are in there too, but they are the least useful column on this page.

Three cars seen from behind with open boots: a small hatchback, an estate and an SUV, showing how differently their load areas are shaped
Same litre figure, completely different shape. That is the whole problem with comparing volume.

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Frequently asked

Which car has the biggest boot?+

By usable floor area — depth × width between the wheel arches, which is what actually limits a large flat object — the Subaru Outback leads our table at 107 × 106 cm. Sorting by litres gives a different winner, which is exactly the problem with litres.

Why not just compare litres?+

Because volume ignores shape. A boot with 500 litres spread over a long flat floor takes a folded pushchair or a flat-pack that a 500-litre boot shaped like a tall box will not. Sort this table by depth or width and the order changes completely.

What is "width between the arches"?+

The narrowest point of the boot floor, between the two humps covering the rear wheels. It is the dimension that stops most objects, and almost no manufacturer publishes it.