[WBF25]

Pretty decent numbers, especially with the raked over look. Hopefully it’s got good usability.

 

[Pilot]

I like it, how does it compare with something I've had before, like a Forester or an Outback? I prefer the "longer" cargo hold of the Outback rather than the "taller" one in the Forester. But, the sloped roof probably makes it more like Outback.

As long as I can carry a bag of soccer equipment and a spare tire (ModernSpare) I am good to go.

I know the OB is about 10 inches longer, but I don't know how this actually quantifies in the cargo sense. It's unlike a normal combustion vehicle so the dimensions are different.

 

[WBF25]

I like it, how does it compare with something I've had before, like a Forester or an Outback? I prefer the "longer" cargo hold of the Outback rather than the "taller" one in the Forester. But, the sloped roof probably makes it more like Outback.

As long as I can carry a bag of soccer equipment and a spare tire (ModernSpare) I am good to go.

I know the OB is about 10 inches longer, but I don't know how this actually quantifies in the cargo sense. It's unlike a normal combustion vehicle so the dimensions are different.

As far as total space, just a bit less than either. We have a 2020 Forester and Outback and they have roughly 35 and 33 cu ft. Will be interested to compare actual dimensions too.

 

[Pilot]

Yeah, I am hoping someone can get in there with a tape measure and actually take some measurements. Cubic space means little to me, but I had some issues fitting things in the relatively "small" footprint of the Forester cargo hold. I wasn't a fan of piling things up (even though I could if I had to) since it was taller than my Outback.

 

[WBF25]

Completely agree, the Outback space is much more functional in my book, which I wasn’t expecting give the width of the Foresters opening.