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So of course just about anywhere I can see the amount of cubic feet available for the cargo space in the Tucson, or any other car. Unfortunately this doesn't really tell the story as that measurement typically goes to the ceiling, and different vehicles have different sloping roof lines.
Could an owner take a few measurements? I'd like to know how wide the cargo floor is both between the wheel wells, and at the back right before the door. In addition it would be nice to have a measurement from the bottom back of the back seats to the door (only where cargo would fit to). It would also be great to have a measurement of the opening of the door.
I'm currently cross comparing with a Subaru Outback. The Outback has two disadvantages in that the nearest dealer is over 100 miles away and it doesn't have nearly as good driving dynamics as the Tucson. However the Outback has a lot of advantages as well, including passenger space (it is pretty huge in the front and back seats), real life fuel economy, and potentially cargo space. Luckily there is a site (Cars101) that has full dimensions given for the Outback I can compare to.
Thanks for any help.
Could an owner take a few measurements? I'd like to know how wide the cargo floor is both between the wheel wells, and at the back right before the door. In addition it would be nice to have a measurement from the bottom back of the back seats to the door (only where cargo would fit to). It would also be great to have a measurement of the opening of the door.
I'm currently cross comparing with a Subaru Outback. The Outback has two disadvantages in that the nearest dealer is over 100 miles away and it doesn't have nearly as good driving dynamics as the Tucson. However the Outback has a lot of advantages as well, including passenger space (it is pretty huge in the front and back seats), real life fuel economy, and potentially cargo space. Luckily there is a site (Cars101) that has full dimensions given for the Outback I can compare to.
Thanks for any help.