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Cotty
Original Poster
24,931 posts
153 months
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I remember reading somewhere that you should not put too much weight in the boot. I am assuming because the fibreglass is not that strong. I only ask as I had to use the Elise on a Sainsburys run last night, BMW has a flat battery.
I had three crates of beer and not knowing the limit I chucked two of them on the passenger seat. So how much weigh can I carry in the boot?
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zasker
326 posts
73 months
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Of the top of my head I think it is 50kg. I think there is a sticker on the underside of boot lid with the actual weight on it.
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bebee
2,122 posts
94 months
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Next time, you could put one crate in the boot, one in the front, and drink the third crate. Report back.
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Cotty
Original Poster
24,931 posts
153 months
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zasker said: I think there is a sticker on the underside of boot lid with the actual weight on it. That would be handy, save me trawling through the manual. Googling weights and all I can find are overall weight and power to weight.
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Thorburn
1,253 posts
62 months
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From the Service Notes:
Rear luggage compartment: 50 kg/112 litre
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Lotusevoraboy
725 posts
16 months
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Def fifty kilos, as is the Evora.
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Cotty
Original Poster
24,931 posts
153 months
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Just got to work out how much a crate of Lager weighs. 
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zasker
326 posts
73 months
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I think a litre of water is 1kg for starters!
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kambites
32,864 posts
90 months
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Cotty said: Just got to work out how much a crate of Lager weighs. It's pretty much the same density as water, so 24 500ml cans will be 12kg plus the weight of the can (which isn't very much). So you could put four 24-can crates in the boot (if they'd fit) and you'd be about on the weight limit.
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TonyHetherington
30,907 posts
119 months
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I seem to remember that weight limit was not so much the ability of the boot, but what it did to the headlights; it makes the front stick up in the air, and because there's no self levelling suspension or adjustable headlights, that's the limit.
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Cotty
Original Poster
24,931 posts
153 months
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kambites said: So you could put four 24-can crates in the boot (if they'd fit) and you'd be about on the weight limit. Always handy to know. You never know when you might need to.
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kazste
1,743 posts
67 months
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Make sure nothing heavy can start rolling around as can cause visible marks on the outer part of boot due to lack of protection. I have a rolled up rug at back of boot to help soften any blows.
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pthelazyjourno
1,253 posts
38 months
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TonyHetherington said: I seem to remember that weight limit was not so much the ability of the boot, but what it did to the headlights; it makes the front stick up in the air, and because there's no self levelling suspension or adjustable headlights, that's the limit. This
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