How Big is the Boot?

[edmong]

Looking at poss buying a Arosa for the other half but we have a youngster and need to fit a buggy in the car as well as a car seat.

So as the title says will the buggy fit? or should I buy a Ibiza?

Cheers

 

[chrisxr2]

tiny

boot is absolutely tiny, about big enough to squeeze a sportsbab in, not really baby suitable at all.

 

[Boo]

Sorry did you ask how BIG the boot was ??!!! If its a buggy your looking to get in your better off with the ibiza honey.

 

[CatB1]

Got an Arosa & an Ibiza, the boot in the Arosa is virtually non-existant, however the interior seems bigger. If you need boot room, the Ibiza is the one to buy.


Pete

 

[lunalupi]

A friend of mine has a baby and fits the pram in the boot! But they had to look around for a while to find one that folded up small enough - I think they ended up with one which is like a baby seat which then clips into a frame (so only the frame has to fit in the boot).

But if you've not got your heart set on an Arosa, go for the Ibiza just to have the extra space so you don't have to play Tetris every day!

 

[mac83]

My girlfriend CONSTANTLY rips the pi$$ out of the Arosa when we take it to Tesco to do 'big shop' cos the boot on her Seicento is bigger than mine!

 

[s10mph]

Yes, the boot is too small and you will have trouble fitting a baby seat in the back as Arosas are only 3door cars so it will be struggle and not too good on your spine.
So go for an Ibiza or Skoda Fabia (same car underneath just a different body).

 

[1litre wonder]

how big is the boot??? here is a floor plan

 

[Boo]

how big is the boot??? here is a floor plan

He he he !! Thats not far off really !

 

[s10mph]

My girlfriend CONSTANTLY rips the pi$$ out of the Arosa when we take it to Tesco to do 'big shop' cos the boot on her Seicento is bigger than mine!

The answer here is don't go shopping, let your girlfriend do it all.

 

[mac83]

^THAT^ would result in even more grief mate!

 

[s10mph]

^THAT^ would result in even more grief mate!

Used to go shopping but never stuck to wifes list, always found some little extras had fallen in the trolley on my way round. After a few visits to the supermarket I was banned from entering Tesco by the wife and that was 20years ago, never been with her since.
Sometimes I'm entrusted to visit the corner shop to buy the milk or bread but thats about it, also the Pub is next door to our local shops so i'll pop in there for swifty on the way home. Marriage is heaven!