How wide a car can enter a 2.3-meter garage door?
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A 2.3-meter garage door can normally accommodate small cars. Currently, car widths range between 1.8 meters to 1.9 meters, so ordinary cars can enter without issues. However, larger vehicles cannot pass through a 2.3-meter garage door. Under normal circumstances: For garages intended for regular family cars, the width of the garage door should be no less than 3 meters. This size makes it more convenient for cars to enter and exit the garage, reducing the risk of scratches. However, this dimension applies only to the garage door. Inside the garage, one must also consider the width required when car doors are opened, so additional space should be added to this base dimension, and the same applies to other measurements. Note: The width of a typical family car is generally around 1.8 meters to 2 meters, so most cars can pass through a 2.3-meter garage door. However, garage door heights vary, and different car models have significantly different heights, so the garage door height should be adjusted accordingly. For regular family cars, the garage door height should be around 2 meters to 2.5 meters, while SUVs may require 2 meters to 3 meters to be sufficient.