thanks for the info
hows the cargo compare to the competition?
hows the cargo compare to the competition?
Cargo Space
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Lots of stuff
Travelling light is just not part of the agenda – at least not with Trax. It allows you to keep all your must-have gear with you on your exploits across the urban landscape, with 530 L (18.7 cu. ft.) behind the rear seats and a maximum of 1,371 L (48.4 cu. ft.) of space with the rear seats folded flat. The interior can be easily reconfigured to maximize versatility, thanks to the 60/40 flip-and-fold rear seat and fold-flat front passenger seat.
Lots of places to put It
It’s not just the volume of space that makes moving your stuff so easy with Trax. It’s also a matter of where you can place things to keep them close at hand. You’ll find a number of conveniently located storage areas, including one positioned in the middle of the instrument panel, in addition to a secure under-floor compartment in the rear cargo area. There’s also a front-passenger under-seat storage tray that’s standard on LT and LTZ models. For the ins and outs of city living.
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Travelling light is just not part of the agenda – at least not with Trax. It allows you to keep all your must-have gear with you on your exploits across the urban landscape, with 530 L (18.7 cu. ft.) behind the rear seats and a maximum of 1,371 L (48.4 cu. ft.) of space with the rear seats folded flat. The interior can be easily reconfigured to maximize versatility, thanks to the 60/40 flip-and-fold rear seat and fold-flat front passenger seat.
Lots of places to put It
It’s not just the volume of space that makes moving your stuff so easy with Trax. It’s also a matter of where you can place things to keep them close at hand. You’ll find a number of conveniently located storage areas, including one positioned in the middle of the instrument panel, in addition to a secure under-floor compartment in the rear cargo area. There’s also a front-passenger under-seat storage tray that’s standard on LT and LTZ models. For the ins and outs of city living.
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Its very hard to see the rails and spring steel clips that act as holders for the tray you push up on the spring clips to get the tray out.
If you look under your seat and see the clips you should be able to use the tray without doing anything else (the rails look like they are part of the whole seat frame they are not added on)
Look for those clips they must be at least 4 or 5 inches long if you have those then the rails must be there.
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