fliplover
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2 golf bags, according to Tamura san!The trunk space looks the same compared to the 370Z. Do 370Z owners have a lot of issues with storage and space?
z_ya_later
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Said this in another thread but by putting the passenger seat all the way forward and folded, I was able to fit 2 barstools a few months ago and on another occasion I was able to fit an ottoman (barely).
It can hold a lot but it's shallow.
Edit: this is in regards to the 370Z trunk space
It can hold a lot but it's shallow.
Edit: this is in regards to the 370Z trunk space
TiresAlwaysFlat
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Never had an issue with trunk space when I had my 370Z.. of course I never bought the car for its practicality.. but I was able to pack 4 days of camping gear +1 with no issues.
RicerX
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Wife and I packed for a week at the beach with zero problems in my 370Z. I also carried hockey gear in mine for a while, though the sticks had to go in the passenger seat.
Major benefit from my truck is not having to smell my gear during tournament weekends. It just rots in the bed. That said, when I get my new Z I'll stink it up on beer league nights.
Major benefit from my truck is not having to smell my gear during tournament weekends. It just rots in the bed. That said, when I get my new Z I'll stink it up on beer league nights.
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Hey, Dan...how about a Z Shooting Brake!
memelord
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The Supra has a lot of trunk space. It’s so much deeper than the Z. I can fit a baby high chair in the back. The Supra has 10.2 cubic ft while the 370z has 6.9 cubic foot. Not even close. Check your facts before your fanboy logic does.The opening looks bigger and more useful than the Zupra
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i thought i read somewhere here where they were able to carry an extra set of tires somehow...
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Nice. The Z will be more fun for my family, if we can take it on some vacations and such.
Last summer our BRZ was workable (with some careful packing) for 2 occupants on a week+ trip from Chicago to Colorado (with camping gear and all). And a fishing trip to the U.P. with a cooler and all our gear. The back seat area in the BRZ really helps in those situations.
We pack light compared to most, and hoping the Z trunk space is workable for more than just driving around. Would be fun to drive it out west and zip around on some of the winding mountain roads, if the Z can accommodate our camping/hiking gear and a small cooler.
TiresAlwaysFlat
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Haven't really checked out the back seat of the BRZ.. but considering the BRZ has a back seat and a trunk.. it should have more space than the 370Z. The rear space between seats and trunk in the Z is somewhat useful for a bit of added space. I was able to pack a 6 person insta tent, a medium and a large duffle bag, two sleeping bags, a cooler, case of beer and a bunch of other various stuff in grocery bags.
BurninateZ
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I've seen around the net that the stated depth for the 370z trunk is approx. 30cm/12", but surely that's just the minimum depth? Any idea how much more height is available in the trunk toward the centre of the car?