Boot space in BMW E46 touring big enough for dog cage?
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Hello people,
Thought this might be a good place to ask. I'm downsizing from a Saab 9-5 estate and need to know if my dog cage will fit in the back of an e46 touring, alas I cannot find dimensions of the floor space on the net, only the capacity.
The cage is 35" x 23". I could also do with knowing how much the wheel arches impede. If anybody with a tourer wants to be uber helpful it would be useful to have a measurement from the boot floor to headlining too.
I'll stick this over on the Bmw forums too.
Thanks.
Thought this might be a good place to ask. I'm downsizing from a Saab 9-5 estate and need to know if my dog cage will fit in the back of an e46 touring, alas I cannot find dimensions of the floor space on the net, only the capacity.
The cage is 35" x 23". I could also do with knowing how much the wheel arches impede. If anybody with a tourer wants to be uber helpful it would be useful to have a measurement from the boot floor to headlining too.
I'll stick this over on the Bmw forums too.
Thanks.
Many years ago I read in a computing magazine the most genius advice ever, when asked to recommend a small computer to fit on the reader's desk they replied "wouldn't it be cheaper to buy a bigger desk?".
Therefore, rather than worrying about buying a car to fit the dog cage, buy a dog cage to fit the car you want.
Therefore, rather than worrying about buying a car to fit the dog cage, buy a dog cage to fit the car you want.
Truckosaurus said:
Therefore, rather than worrying about buying a car to fit the dog cage, buy a dog cage to fit the car you want.
Not quite as simple as that. The dog cage is dependent on the size of the dog, obviously, so buying a smaller dog cage isn't the answer. Otherwise thanks for the advice gents, assuming the rear glass doesn't impede, I think it will shoe-horn in.Gassing Station | General Gassing | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff



