Comparison: Boot space Rover (Austin) Maestro vs. competitors 2024

Boot space is usually measured in liters or cubic feet. To measure the boot space of , the manufacturer will fill the boot with small balls or blocks, and then measure the volume of the space that they occupy. This method provides an accurate measurement of the amount of space that is available in the boot. With it’s length of 4049 mm and wheelbase of 2507 mm, the Rover (Austin) Maestro has a bootspace of 304 l. With rear seats folded, the bootspace from the bottom of the trunk up to the roof of Rover (Austin) Maestro is 1091 l. The largest car boot you can find amongst "medium hatchback" has Lancia Gamma Berlina 2500 (ZAL 830 ), which is 196l more than the (Austin) Maestro 1.3 - 500 l.For illustration, the difference in length between the Rover and the Lancia is 531mm in favor of the Lancia. On the other hand, the smallest boot space amongst similar cars has the Rover (Austin-Morris) Mini (MK VI) 1.3i , which is 116 l - that makes it 188l less than the Rover in question.Length-wise, the Rover outperforms the rival by 995mm.