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Trunk comparison: Peugeot 308 SW 3-row vs Seat Tarraco

Comparison of trunk dimensions for the Peugeot 308 SW 3-row and Seat Tarraco
Comparison of trunk dimensions for the Peugeot 308 SW 3-row and Seat Tarraco

Key Differences

The SEAT Tarraco offers significantly more cargo space: With the seats fully folded down, the trunk is 16.5 in or 29% longer than that of the Peugeot 308 SW 3-row, and with the seats upright, it is even 30.3 in or 220% larger.

The depth of the loading floor (loading edge to trunk floor) is 0.8 in or 50% greater in the Tarraco, indicating more usable vertical space. On the other hand, the Tarraco has a considerably higher loading edge: the loading edge of the Tarraco is 7.5 in or 34% higher above the ground than that of the Peugeot.

Additional figures: The height of the trunk opening is 2.4 in (7%) higher in the Peugeot, the narrowest trunk width is the same in both models, and the opening width of the Tarraco is only 0.8 in (2%) wider — these differences are under 10% and therefore less significant.

Impact on Usability

Space and flexibility: Due to the significantly greater loading length with both folded and upright seats, the Tarraco is noticeably better suited for long or many pieces of luggage, bicycles, furniture, or for families traveling with three rows of seats and lots of cargo.

The large relative increase with upright seats (220%) shows that the Tarraco offers considerably more everyday and travel volume than the Peugeot when fully seated.

Stacking and volume: The greater depth of the Tarraco (50% more) allows for higher stacking within the trunk, meaning better stacking of luggage or transport boxes. Note: The absolute depth increases by only 0.8 in; the percentage growth is large due to a small initial value.

Loading comfort: The higher loading edge of the Tarraco (+7.5 in / 34%) makes lifting heavy items more strenuous and is less favorable for frequent loading and unloading. Here, the Peugeot scores with a lower loading edge and a slightly higher opening height, which makes loading bulky or tall items somewhat easier.

Summary of practical consequences: Those who primarily need volume and length (long items, lots of luggage, full seating) are better served by the Tarraco. Those who frequently lift heavy items, park in low garages, or require less cargo volume benefit from the Peugeot due to easier loading access.