Got a need for space? Six cars with the biggest boots on sale today
These Models The Got Of A Some On Space? The Are For Now Market Roomiest Right Need
It’s always handy to have a little extra space when it comes to cars. From holidays on the road, to quick trips to the tip, a well-sized boot can help to make certain tasks a whole lot easier.
A lot of cars on sale today offer plenty of boot space, meaning if you’re after a competent load-lugger, there are all manner of options.
But if you’re after all-out capacity, then which car should you opt for? We’ve picked out some of the cars on sale today which offer the biggest boots…
Skoda’s Superb Estate is one of the most spacious cars on the market, with a huge boot which really does outclass many of the car’s key rivals. It’s all down to clever packaging, which means that you get a practical cabin as well as a large load area.
In fact, there are 660 litres of space on offer behind the rear seats of the Superb and you can extend this further by folding those seats down.
It’ll probably come as no surprise that Land Rover’ seven-seater Discovery offers a huge amount of boot space. It’s a very large car, after all, with a long wheelbase and tall roof combining to create a whole lot of load area.
With all seats in place, there’s still a usable 258 litres of space to play with, rising to 1,137 litres with that third row folded down. Lay the middle seats flat and you’ve got a massive 2,406 litres to work with.
BMW’s head-turning X7 might be pretty imposing out on the road, but it has got some real practicality on its side too. The well-made interior provides plenty of space for seven to sit comfortably, while its ultra-long wheelbase means it’s got boot capacity on its side too.
With all rows of seats in place, the X7 delivers a still-respectable 326 litres of space, rising to 750 litres with that rearmost row folded down. Fold all rows down and there is a huge 2,120 litres to play with.
Continuing the theme of large seven-seat SUVs is the Mercedes GLS. It’s the largest SUV in the firm’s range and, as a result, offers a lot of space as well as plenty of in-car technology and high-end screens.
Even with all seats in place, the GLS outguns others here with its 470 litres of space. Lower the third row and this increases to 890 litres, or lower the middle row and gain 2,400 litres of space. It’s easy to do too, thanks to electrically operated seats which can be raised or lowered at the touch of a button.
Though SUVs are a great choice if you’re after a lot of boot space, estates remain a solid option for those who want a more car-like driving experience. The A6 Avant – or estate – has historically been one of the best in the business, offering a refined drive alongside that important spaciousness.
Open the electronically-assisted boot and there are 586 litres of boot space on offer, rising to 1,680 litres with the rear seats down. Plus, with a low load height and very little lip, it’s really easy to access and ideal for those who often have to load heavier items.
Kia’s latest Sorento certainly looks striking out on the road, with the firm’s latest design giving this SUV a svelte, athletic appearance. But just as always, the Sorento has a real focus on practicality and ease-of-use.
It’s a seven-seater too, offering 187 litres of space with the rearmost chairs in place – though this falls to 178 litres in hybrid models. Drop them and this rises to 616 litres – 608 litres in hybrid versions – and can be increased to 2,011 litres with all seats folded flat, or 1,996 in hybrid versions.