4-Door cargo area dimensions / measurements, finally -- length (depth) & width. Plus molle panel dimensions

[jaruss01]

^^ what are you referring to? The little bin underneath the floor hatch?

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[Andrew_EOD]

Maybe this has been brought up already and I'm too dumb to find it... I'm noticing in the back of the 4 door they have a plastic/rubber/not carpet matting. Do we know if the 2 door will have that as well? Everything I think we've seen has been carpeting.

 

[jaruss01]

For those concerned about the space, please read

The height is way above the competitors since the load floor is dropped and the spare is on the tailgate. And the length of 30" is really 32”. It should include the 2" trim piece which is usable cargo (the tailgate doesnt overlap that trim piece - the OP should include but isnt)....Plus the space over the hump which is another 6" in overall length (granted maybe 4" of that is lost given the slope of the seat back). But all vehicles have a sloped seat back anyway. Dont get me wrong, the load floor is still shallow. But here are the numbers...Not giving credit to the space over the hump, and not giving credit to the wider cargo space towards the top, but also not factoring in the space lost to the protruding latch mechanism

-Usable cargo to the window sill: 32 x 43 x 24 = 19.1 cubic feet
- Usable cargo to the top of the seat back (i.e. loading 3" above the window sill, which still may be fine given you lose some of that visibility anyway with the spare tire poking out above the window) : 32 x 43 x 27 = 21.5 cubic feet

An X5 for example is 40.5 deep x 44 wide x 18.25 tall = 18.82 cubic feet. See how much the Bronco cargo height makes up for cargo volume?

So before you all get sticker shock with the 30" depth being a whopping 10" less than a midsize SUV, know that 30" is really 32", and you also have the length of the hump. Even without giving credit the space over the hump, you still have more cubic feet than an X5 given the Broncos low load floor without a spare/dummy tire. The annoyance is that you need to be smart about how you stack things. Dont forget, there is stow-away space under the rear seats since the rear wheels are pushed so far back. You really dont get that space in 90%+ of other trucks/suvs. Given you need to stack everything up in the Bronco, it will be hard to access certain things on trips, so it’s really nice to have that stowaway space under the rear seats.

Lastly, in situation where you choose to forego any visibility and load the cargo hold to the ceiling, you have a perfect box without a sloped rear window. The absolute cargo volume per Ford is 35.6 cubic feet behind the rear seats, which is quite good. Plus the tall seatbacks and headrest design should do a good job of keeping stuff secure.

I ran all these numbers two months ago which ultimately got me comfortable moving to a Sasquatch and foregoing the roof rails for a cargo box.

 

[Bohlmbo]

^^ what are you referring to? The little bin underneath the floor hatch?

Yes.

That's where I currently keep things like a flash light, tow strap, small air compressor, etc in my Wrangler.

 

[jaruss01]

Yes.

That's where I currently keep things like a flash light, tow strap, small air compressor, etc in my Wrangler.

I could almost positively say no. From photos and videos it’s a basic flap with fabric pull handle. The tailgate and locking mechanism don’t overlap any part of the hatch. So you should be able to open it right up with the tailgate closed (locked or not). Unless it snags beneath the latching mechanism but looks like it probably doesn’t

 

[brunjc2]

Thanks @BigMex! Very helpful, I can plan for what camping gear is coming with and what’s going to be left behind now.

 

[DeltaBravo]

Now do the 2 door

 

[Altitude]

2011-current Jeep Grand Cherokee is approximately 39.5 x 42 for comparison.

 

[BandofEskimoBrothers]

For comparison, my wife’s 2019 highlander

Think you got shorted. Just checked my wife's highlander. Hers is 38 inches deep.

 

[jonwithanelcamino]

Think you got shorted. Just checked my wife's highlander. Hers is 38 inches deep.

I just used the iPhone measure tool and had the middle row captains chairs slid all the way back.
No idea how accurate that is.

 

[Goat4454]

Wow, that’s small!! Small SUV ? How does this compare to Wrangler, Cherokee, 4 runner, etc etc. Anyone know off hand?

 

[mdepll]

Wow, that’s small!! Small SUV ? How does this compare to Wrangler, Cherokee, 4 runner, etc etc. Anyone know off hand?

Yes an extra 8-9 based on the above midsize is a major difference.

Bronco is not midsize cargo at all. not sure how it compares to others

I guess if floor raised to meet hump behind rear seats you may pickup a few extra inches in depth.

maybe in height it picks up more compared to other midsize SUV’s?

People smarter than me on here would know that.

 

[Razorbak86]

Now do the 2 door

Already done, courtesy of @Torgsurv.

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...s-storage-bins-dimensions-measurements.13014/

 

[Goat4454]

Yes an extra 8-9 based on the above midsize is a major difference.

Bronco is not midsize cargo at all. not sure how it compares to others

I guess if floor raised to meet hump behind rear seats you may pickup a few extra inches in depth.

maybe in height it picks up more compared to other midsize SUV’s?

People smarter than me on here would know that.

We all agree it’s not great cargo room. Some say the height of the trucks helps with more room. My guess is it’s a smaller space compared to bronco’s competition.

 

[evgenyvasenev]

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