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Can you suggest a good hatchback that can carry a set of golf clubs?
I have a 2010 KIA Cee'd that I want to replace with a new or nearly new hatchback. The car must be no more than 1.8 metres wide and have a boot that will take a bag of golf clubs and an electric trolley. I can add about £10,000 to whatever value is put on present vehicle.
Asked on 27 August 2013 by Walter
Answered by
Honest John
When testing the Volkswagen Golf Mk VI it was immediately apparent that a bag of clubs would fit across the load area behind the rear wheel arches into alcoves seemingly designed this this purpose in mind. Width (not including mirrors): 1,786 mm (5’ 10”). 1.4TSI 122 best. Tested here: www.honestjohn.co.uk/road-tests/volkswagen/vw-golf.../
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