The Chrysler Grand Voyager has up to 3,296 litres of boot space
Christmas is coming so we’ve picked seven cars with massive boots to fill up with presents, including the used ford fusion
But take care not to overload your car – it’s a mistake all of us have made.
Senior web journalist Vijay Pattni successfully immobilised a Vauxhall Cavalier with his worldly possessions:
“I once fit two massive suitcases, TV, Hi-Fi, and a complete set of weights in the back of my dad’s Cavalier SRi Mk2, only to find that the rear wheels were scrubbing against the inside and the car couldn’t move. Needless to say, I ditched the weights and kept the Hi-Fi.”
While deputy editor Stuart Milne probed the storage limits of a Peugeot 306:
“I went camping with the other half a few years ago. Sadly she took far too much stuff. I managed to load everything in the back of my Peugeot 306 GTi-6, only to discover my bag of meagre possessions (toothbrush and spare pants) wouldn’t fit.
I then noticed the sidewalls on both rear tyres had perished so had remove said contents and re-pack them in a borrowed Mondeo.”
Have you had any disasters while placing items into the boot of your car?
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Mine wasn;t a xmas nightmare, but once had to transfer the pool table in my Citroen C2. Took a while to get it in and was a bit of expierence
IF YOU WANT A GOOD MPV..GET A MERCEDES R CLASS. DONT GET A SEAT OR FORD FUSION.
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