Trunk comparison: Mazda Mazda CX-60 vs Opel Corsa

Key Differences

The biggest differences concern cargo length, opening width, and trunk depth: The Mazda CX‑60 offers with seats folded down a cargo area that is 16.1 in (31%) longer and with the front seat row upright a usable height/length that is 12.6 in (48%) longer compared to the Opel Corsa.

The loading opening of the Mazda is also 9.1 in (27%) wider. Conversely, the Opel Corsa has a significantly greater trunk depth (distance from loading edge to trunk floor) – 7.1 in (1700%) larger than the Mazda.

Impact on Usability

The longer cargo area of the Mazda makes it much more suitable for long items (e.g., doors, slats, skis) and for transporting bulky parts, even if the seats are not fully folded down.

The significantly wider loading opening facilitates lifting and maneuvering wider objects as well as loading with hand trucks or furniture.

The much greater depth in the Corsa means that more vertical space is available in the trunk and volume can be stacked better; at the same time, the deeper cargo floor creates a noticeable "step effect" behind the loading edge: heavy luggage must be lifted higher or lowered further, and flat or long items are less easily slid in flat.

Smaller differences such as the slightly higher trunk opening (+1.2 in), the higher loading edge of the Mazda (+1.6 in), or the minimally narrower narrowest point in the Corsa (+3.1 in) are less significant in everyday use.