> hey, looking to buy a Golf. not sure what year i would be getting though.
> Can anybody tell me the size of the trunk space/hatch opening . thanks!
> > hey, looking to buy a Golf. not sure what year i would be getting though.
> > Can anybody tell me the size of the trunk space/hatch opening . thanks!
>
> for starters you should tell us if you're looking at a mk2, mk3, or mk4 Golf
> (what year?).
im thinking around a 2000. but i just need an estimate because i need
to fit my guitar amp in the back.
thanks,
Matt B. - 19 Jan 2007 07:40 GMT
> im thinking around a 2000. but i just need an estimate because i need to
> fit my guitar amp in the back.
edmunds.com lists the '00 Golf (would apply to all 1999.5-2005
models...these are Mk4s) as having 18 cubic feet luggage space.
> > hey, looking to buy a Golf. not sure what year i would be getting though.
> > Can anybody tell me the size of the trunk space/hatch opening . thanks!
>
> for starters you should tell us if you're looking at a mk2, mk3, or mk4 Golf
> (what year?).
im thinking around a 2000. but i just need an estimate because i need
to fit my guitar amp in the back.
thanks,
none2u - 18 Jan 2007 09:56 GMT
Jesus. 1 amp. Dude you can get your amp or 4 and a guitar or 5 in there at
the same time. The rear seat folds down and you can get it in the rear doors
if you have a 4 door.
>> > hey, looking to buy a Golf. not sure what year i would be getting
>> > though.
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>
> thanks,
upand_at_them@yahoo.com - 18 Jan 2007 18:07 GMT
I regularly put lumber in my Golf. Largest thing I've had in there,
with the hatch closed, is a twin mattress (resting on my head).
Mike
Timothy J. Lee - 22 Jan 2007 19:29 GMT
>im thinking around a 2000. but i just need an estimate because i need
>to fit my guitar amp in the back.
2000 would be the a4 generation (late 1999 to 2006 -- early 1999 was the
a3 generation).
Why not find one for sale and test fit the amp in it? There are several
possible cargo configurations, depending on whether the back seats are
up or down, and whether the cover over the cargo area is in place. Seats
up with the cover on conceals the cargo area from thieving eyes, but gives
the least cargo area; seats down with the cover off gives a large cargo
area with a large opening to get stuff in and out.

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tacurong - 24 Jan 2007 03:56 GMT
I think the 85-92 jetta A2 had the best trunk size or b3-b4 passat
>>im thinking around a 2000. but i just need an estimate because i need
>>to fit my guitar amp in the back.
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> the least cargo area; seats down with the cover off gives a large cargo
> area with a large opening to get stuff in and out.
Matt B. - 24 Jan 2007 07:25 GMT
>I think the 85-92 jetta A2 had the best trunk size or b3-b4 passat
For sedans they're pretty good but they're going to lack the height of a
hatchback's cargo area.
upand_at_them@yahoo.com - 24 Jan 2007 16:45 GMT
> I think the 85-92 jetta A2 had the best trunk size or b3-b4 passat
It looks what way to me too (I have an A2 Golf), but Edmunds lists the
A2 cargo space as 17.7 cu. ft. and the A4 as 18 cu. ft. And the A4 has
those silly covers where the taillights are that would otherwise be
usable space.
Mike