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I recently left our Ford Focus at the airport as I took a quick trip to Chicago. The trunk space was just about right and could have held much more - seems about perfect for a weekend trip for two. Our SES Coupe has the audiophile sound system and that means a subwoofer. As you can see, that eats up a little space...
The box that houses that sub is a little flimsy but it does the job.
Brian Moody, Road Test Editor @ 2,425 miles.
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thebigal says:
04:58 PM, 02/11/08
where's the photo? or maybe it's just me. But the other's photos on other blogs appear just fine...
zach101 says:
05:52 PM, 02/11/08
I can't see it either.
altimadude00 says:
06:43 PM, 02/11/08
Technically it doesn't take up any more room than the week housing on the other side of the trunk....but...good gawd does it look like it takes up a lot of space!
firstwagon says:
07:03 PM, 02/11/08
Looks like Ford has it's butt kicked by Mitsubishi...
http://66.160.188.111/roadtests/Comments/1919#cm
Like I said before, I don't think Ford is even trying.
briancam says:
08:00 PM, 02/11/08
i believe the L side would be more flush without the sub -
stovt001 says:
09:16 PM, 02/11/08
The trunk on my Cobalt coupe is waaaay bigger. Sadly the opening is about as small. At least Ford was thoughtful enough to use struts.