A take on Boot Space!

tirumalavoleti · 1st June 2021, 02:01

Based on the discussion and budget, could think of the below cars only:

If SUV is priority - KIA Sonet

If compact Sedan is also fine - Honda Amaze

If proper sedan is need - Honda City 4th gen

Osteon206 · 1st November 2021, 07:48

I understand this is a very late reply. But if you are still looking, do consider the Renault Triber. Its got a 4 star GNCAP rating, is within your budget, the second row seats are slidable and have recline. The third row seats are easily removable, offering a whopping 625 litres of boot space with a decent loading lip as well. Even with the second row seats pushed back to the maximum extent, you'll get about 500 litres of boot space. Considering its a hatchback, you can you the entire height of the hatch unlike in sedans.

Chetan_Rao · 1st November 2021, 09:43

Why do theoretical analysis when you can do practical?

Ask for your top few model choices to be brought home for a test drive, park it in your space and load up the boot with your typical luggage to see which one holds it best.

You'll be surprised how smaller (by volume) but efficiently designed boots can often be packed up much better.

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Osteon206 BHPian Join Date: Jan 2021 Location: Bangalore Posts: 111 Thanked: 455 Times	Re: A take on Boot Space! I understand this is a very late reply. But if you are still looking, do consider the Renault Triber. Its got a 4 star GNCAP rating, is within your budget, the second row seats are slidable and have recline. The third row seats are easily removable, offering a whopping 625 litres of boot space with a decent loading lip as well. Even with the second row seats pushed back to the maximum extent, you'll get about 500 litres of boot space. Considering its a hatchback, you can you the entire height of the hatch unlike in sedans.
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Chetan_Rao Team-BHP Support Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Bangalore Posts: 6,781 Thanked: 28,225 Times	Re: A take on Boot Space! Why do theoretical analysis when you can do practical? Ask for your top few model choices to be brought home for a test drive, park it in your space and load up the boot with your typical luggage to see which one holds it best. You'll be surprised how smaller (by volume) but efficiently designed boots can often be packed up much better.
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