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Rocinante Aug 3rd, 2021 13:06

Boot space
 
This is a long shot, and I doubt there is an answer but....

I have a V60 and in the long process of thinking about a replacement, and as such was trying to make comparisons. I was finding reference to the boot size with reference given to both size with seats up and seats down. However, I discovered that the 'seats up' size appeared to be getting listed both as 430 litres and 557 litres. In the process of trying to confirm which is was, I finally landed on the Volvo website, and found the below.

"The boot capacity is a generous 430 litres to the window line, with rear seats up, and 557 litres when loaded to the roof. When rear seats are folded, capacity jumps to a capacious 1241 litres"

I had thought the standard measurement was to the window line, but as I said they appear to have both been used as the 'Seat Up' size depending on where you look, without further clarification.

This information took some hunting out, and I am now wondering that when I make a comparison it may not be like for like, as some may be quoting window line and others roof line.

Anyone got a reliable source for these things ?

Deck1ng Aug 3rd, 2021 21:22

Not quite knowing what you are thinking about as a replacement , as you haven’t said, I’d go around a few sales rooms/ plots and look. To many folk 540 or 1200 litres won’t mean a thing. A builders dumpy bag is 1000 litres .

Rocinante Aug 4th, 2021 08:10

I'm open to anything with is why I was trying to narrow down the search a bit, but I don't really want anything much smaller then my V60, so I was trying to get a comparison to that.

But there's a big difference between 430l and 557l, so if I'm trying to compare that with something it becomes impossible if I don't know which I need to use to compare on both sides of the equation.

In the first instance I'm trying to narrow my search scope, but even if I do settle on something, just looking in the boot can be misleading, and definitive figures can prove useful, but ultimately I think it will be down to having a look like you said.


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