You guys are funny, if not honest.
There are lots of reasons people looking at a $34k entry level Mercedes, Bimmer, or Audi will over look the CT4. But ZERO of them will do so because the trunk was too spacious.
“Nahh, I don’t care about price, I am looking for a $34,000 entry level luxury car that has an appropriately too small of a trunk like proper $34,000 entry level luxury sedan. If I wanted a car with a bigger trunk I would fork over $41k for a 3 Series.”
2 Series
Front leg room: 41.5 inches
Front head room: 40.1 inches
Front shoulder room: 54.4 inches
Rear leg room: 33 inches
Rear head room: 36.5 inches
Rear shoulder room: 53.4 inches
Mercedes A Class:
Front leg room: 41.8 inches
Front head room: 40.3 inches
Front shoulder room: 55.1 inches
Rear leg room:33.9 inches
Rear head room: 37.2 inches
Rear shoulder room: 54 inches
Audi A3
Front Leg room: 41.2 inches
Front head room: 36.5 inches
Front shoulder room: 54.8 inches
Rear Leg room: 35.1 inches
Rear head room: 36.1 inches
Rear shoulder room: 53 inches
Cadillac CT4:
Front leg room: 42.4 inches
Front head room: 38.3 inches
Front shoulder room: 55.2 inches
Rear leg room: 33.4 inches
Rear head room: 36.5 inches
Rear shoulder room: 53.9 inches
Rank by dimensions
Front leg room: CT4, A Class, 2 Series, A3
Front head room: A Class, 2 Series, CT4, A3
Front shoulder room: CT4, A Class, A3, 2 Series
Rear leg room: A3, A Class, CT4, 2 Series
Rear head room: A Class, CT4 & 2 Series (tie), A3
Rear shoulder room: A Class, CT4, 2 Series, A3
The CT4 fits will with this group — it’s gigantic trunk notwithstanding.
But I am going go back to what I say every time this discussion comes up: nobody is bringing the tape measure to the dealer lot. They have a price range in mind, a type of vehicle (SUV, sedan, coupe,), and class of vehicle (mainstream, premium, luxury). Few if any people go to the dealer thinking “this long of s car and not an inch longer.”