Cars with the biggest boots
Make Ikea trips a breeze by picking one of the cars with the biggest boots
Looking for a new car that will shoft you, your family, your dog and all your luggage for an impromtu weekend away? It can't be possible - we hear you ask - but we're please to say that actually, it is.
In fact, there is a plethora of optoins available to you that are all capable of swalling up everything you throw at it and more, and they're all available right here on BuyaCar.
Ultimately, it comes down to your specific wants and needs, whether you're after a hatchback or an estate, or something in between. That's why we've put together this list 10 great cars that all offer class leading boot space.
Read on to find your perfect load-lugger.
Cars with the biggest boots
- Small cars
- Family hatchbacks
- Family crossovers
- Estate cars
- People carriers
- Skoda Fabia
- Skoda Octavia
- Volkswagen Tiguan
- Skoda Superb
- Ford Galaxy
- Hyundai i20
- Nissan Pulsar
- Peugeot 3008
- Mercedes-Benz E-Class
- Volkswagen Sharan
Small cars with the biggest boots
Skoda Fabia
Our pick Skoda Fabia 1.2 TSI 90 SE
Latest Skoda Fabia deals from £5,438
Monthly finance from £86
Seats up330 litres
Seats down 1150 litres
Skoda has a reputation for cramming bags of space into its models. The Fabia is no exception. Just compare it with the competition: it’s got 40 litres more space than the Ford Fiesta with the seats up and 76 extra litres when you fold the seats down. The Fabia’s much better value, too.
Read the full Skoda Fabia buyers' guide
Hyundai i20
Our pick Hyundai i20 1.0 100PS Turbo Edition
Latest Hyundai i20 deals from £5,145
Monthly finance from £99
Seats up 326 litres
Seats down 1042 litres
It might be shaded by the Fabia, but the i20 still has one of the biggest boots in its class, with more space than some large family hatchbacks. You’ve also got plenty of reassurance that it can cope with a hard life of load lugging, thanks to a five-year warranty.
Read the full Hyundai i20 buyers' guide
Family hatchbacks with the biggest boots
Skoda Octavia 1.6 TDI Greenline III
Our pick Skoda Octavia 1.6 TDI Greenline III
Latest Skoda Octavia deals from £6,995
Monthly finance from £127
Seats up 590 litres
Seats down 1580 litres
The Octavia is another example of Skoda’s Tardis-like tendencies. The Octavia’s boot is simply enormous, seats up or down - with almost twice the capacity of some rivals and more than some estate cars.
Read the full Skoda Octavia buyers' guide
Nissan Pulsar
Our pick Nissan Pulsar DIG-T 115 Acenta
Latest Nissan Pulsar deals from £6,595
Monthly finance from £110
Seats up 385 litres
Seats down 1395 litres
The Pulsar would be a pretty uninteresting car but for its roomy interior and large boot. It can’t match the Octavia and would also seem to be smaller than the Peugeot 308, with its 470 litre luggage area, but that’s just on paper. In reality, the Pulsar’s boot has a more useful squarer shape, which is more practical for bulky items.
Family crossovers with the biggest boots
Volkswagen Tiguan
Our pick Volkswagen Tiguan 2.0 TDI 150 SE Nav
Latest Volkswagen Tiguan deals from £9,575
Monthly finance from £154
Seats up 615 litres
Seats down 1655 litres
There’s more than enough room for the monthly shop here, never mind the weekly – and that’s with the rear seats upright. Fold them down and you could hold a party back there. The latest VW Tiguan, launched in 2016, is superbly practical, even more so thanks to rear seats that slide backwards and forwards.
Volkswagen Tiguan buyers' guide
Peugeot 3008
Our pick Peugeot 3008 1.6 BlueHDi 120 Allure
Latest Peugeot 3008 deals from £7,300
Monthly finance from £128
Seats up 591 litres
Seats down 1670 litres
The new Peugeot 3008 is big in terms of boot space, particularly with the seats down. It’s easy to load up too, thanks to a small lip at the bottom of the opening, so you don’t need to lift bulky items very far to slide them in. A removable floor provides extra room, while a storage net keeps luggage from rolling around.
Estate cars with the biggest boots
Skoda Superb Estate
Our pick Skoda Superb SE 2.0 TDI 150
Seats up 660 litres
Seats down 1950 litres
Estate cars offer some of the most practical storage space available, thanks to their tall and long luggage compartment, accessed by opening a large square-shaped bootlid. If size is your main criteria, then the Skoda Superb is hard to beat, even though there’s a bit of a drop from the bumper to the boot floor, which can make it tricky to slide heavy items in.
Mercedes-Benz E-Class Estate
Our pick Mercedes-Benz E-Class Estate E 200d SE
Latest Mercedes-Benz E-Class Estate deals from £15,989
Monthly finance from £235
Seats up 640 litres
Seats down 1820 litres
It may have sacrificed some boot space for its curvy styling, but the Mercedes E Class estate still offers a large luggage area and luxurious interior without the bulk of a taller SUV. Fold the seats and you can slide items into the fully flat boot without any obstructions. It’s not popular with antique dealers for nothing.
Mercedes-Benz E-Class Estate buyers' guide
People carriers with the biggest boots
Ford Galaxy
Our pick Ford Galaxy 2.0 TDCi 150 Titanium
Latest Ford Galaxy deals from £12,098
Monthly finance from £217
Seats up 300 litres
Seats down 2339 litres
The seven-seat Ford Galaxy is one of a few people carriers that has at least some boot space when fully loaded with passengers. But if you’re looking for a large luggage capacity, you’ll have to fold at least one row of seats. With both rear rows folded into the floor, it can shift the kitchen sink and more besides.
Volkswagen Sharan
Our pick Volkswagen Sharan SE 2.0 TDI 150
Latest Volkswagen Sharan deals from £12,750
Monthly finance from £220
Seats up 300 litres
Seats down 2297 litres
Like the Galaxy, above, the Sharan offers a small amount of boot space with all seven seats in place. When the rear seats are folded away, though, it feels like a small van.
Volkswagen Sharan buyers' guide
