What is the trunk size of the Honda Accord?

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VanErin
07/29/25 6:37am
The trunk dimensions of the Accord are: length 1400mm, width 1150mm. The rear seats of the Accord can only be folded down as a whole, and the button to fold the seats is designed inside the trunk. The overall folding mechanism is less flexible compared to proportional folding. Additionally, the opening between the trunk and the rear seats is not very large, which might cause some trouble when loading large items. However, the trunk capacity is decent and can hold quite a lot of items. Here is some additional information: Luggage capacity: The trunk volume can indicate the cargo-carrying ability of the trunk, usually represented by a single value or a range, with the unit in liters. For most sedans, a single data point is commonly used, referring to the trunk capacity without folding down the rear seats.
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AshleyAnn
08/12/25 10:02am
I've been driving a Honda Accord for almost two years and found the trunk space incredibly practical! The official capacity is about 470 liters, equivalent to 16.7 cubic feet. In terms of dimensions, the depth is approximately 105 cm, the widest point is 115 cm, and the height is around 50 cm, easily accommodating three large suitcases or multiple shopping bags. When taking my family out, the trunk handles strollers and big grocery hauls effortlessly while maintaining a tidy appearance. The 4/6 split-folding rear seats allow for significant space expansion, perfect for carrying ski gear or camping equipment without any wobbling that could affect driving. The large opening design makes loading and unloading hassle-free, which I particularly appreciate. Overall, the ample and flexible space is ideal for daily family trips with kids.
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