Cayenne Cargo Question
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Don't want to bother with silly questions but.......................SUVs are family cars and have to be utilitarian otherwise they are useless. I am sure the new Cayenne drives better and feels better than anything in the market but does it do the job. So here goes:
I currently have a 08 Cayenne and the trunk is just not enough. The car was rated at 19 cubic ft. The new Cayenne is 27 cubic ft a 30% increase any one make a similar jump and is it a noticeable increase?
Other cars I am looking the X5 has 34 cubic ft and the X7 is huge.
Any feedback from real life experiences would be great.
Don't want to bother with silly questions but.......................SUVs are family cars and have to be utilitarian otherwise they are useless. I am sure the new Cayenne drives better and feels better than anything in the market but does it do the job. So here goes:
I currently have a 08 Cayenne and the trunk is just not enough. The car was rated at 19 cubic ft. The new Cayenne is 27 cubic ft a 30% increase any one make a similar jump and is it a noticeable increase?
Other cars I am looking the X5 has 34 cubic ft and the X7 is huge.
Any feedback from real life experiences would be great.
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I am coming from a 2010 Acura MDX have lost a lot of trunk space and 3rd row seats. I knew this when purchasing however, my son plays the cello and it is impossible to fit it in the Cayenne without folding the rear seat. In the MDX if I place the instrument sideways it can fit without the rear seats folded. Going to have to live with the situation for a couple years...
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Happy New Year Everyone
Don't want to bother with silly questions but.......................SUVs are family cars and have to be utilitarian otherwise they are useless. I am sure the new Cayenne drives better and feels better than anything in the market but does it do the job. So here goes:
I currently have a 08 Cayenne and the trunk is just not enough. The car was rated at 19 cubic ft. The new Cayenne is 27 cubic ft a 30% increase any one make a similar jump and is it a noticeable increase?
Other cars I am looking the X5 has 34 cubic ft and the X7 is huge.
Any feedback from real life experiences would be great.
Don't want to bother with silly questions but.......................SUVs are family cars and have to be utilitarian otherwise they are useless. I am sure the new Cayenne drives better and feels better than anything in the market but does it do the job. So here goes:
I currently have a 08 Cayenne and the trunk is just not enough. The car was rated at 19 cubic ft. The new Cayenne is 27 cubic ft a 30% increase any one make a similar jump and is it a noticeable increase?
Other cars I am looking the X5 has 34 cubic ft and the X7 is huge.
Any feedback from real life experiences would be great.
Luckily, it is working for all my needs.. You could check the extended cargo area in a 2019 Cayenne demo vehicles to see if it works for you..
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I had a 2011 Cayenne prior to the 2019 I have now. If there is a 30% increase in cargo space, it's difficult to see. It looks very similar to me. Eight extra cubic feet should be obvious (2'x2'x2'). If you're looking for something appreciably bigger, there are several options. Similar to the BMW X7, the Audi Q7 has huge storage.
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I am going to show up at my local P-car dealer with a bunch of empty suitcases like some character out of Seinfeld and be like look "If this all fits I'll take it!"
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Ask them about the luggage compactor option for 2019/2010 Cayenne's..!! Just kidding..!! good luck..
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I cannot compare to 2008 model but comparing to the following generation (958, from 2011 and later) it's somewhat bigger. It's hard to notice by looking but fitting things in is definitely easier. For example, in 958 I could fit my older kid's bike in the trunk only by moving passenger seats all the way forward and could not fit two kids bikes without folding the seats. With the new one, I can fit the larger kid bike with seats all the way back and fit two kid bikes with seats in the middle position, without folding seats. So it's bigger, but not hugely so. There is more space in front of the rear seats as well, so moving them forward to increase trunk space is not as constricting. So that buys even more trunk space. But yeah, it's definitely not a Suburban.
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I bought my 2019 Cayenne after carefully studying the capacity of almost every SUV on the market. I was coming out of a Lexus 350 that was able to pack 4 adults going on summer vacation for a week upstate - 2 guys with carry-on luggage and 2 sets of clubs, and 2 women with their luggage (more than carry-on!). I needed a car that would work to replace that, but drove better than the Lexus, and the Cayenne fills the bill.