[robj80]

Well I needed stairs and mulch so of course I grab my 1.6 sedan where the seats don't fold down to go pick it up. The trunk on this thing is pretty big.

That is 6 large bags of mulch, 2 four step stringers, and 3 36" wide steps. There is also a bag of brackets and nails in there. And you can see my awesome trunk light in the pic.

All the stuff and two people in the backseat. Who needs lowering springs

 

[robj80]

yeah the hatch is better for this stuff. But I am totally happy with the room I got. All that and still three people in the car is pretty impressive. How they put these cars in the same category as a fit or yaris is beyond me. I love my V and all her roominess!

 

[robj80]

I'm pretty sure that is mud from my driveway. It looks red because of the cheap cell phone pic.

It doesn't really look that red on my screen though?

 

[robj80]

Yes then that would be from my driveway. I have a clay like soil in my yard.

 

[robj80]

Stuffed with wheels this time

 

[robj80]

I found if just hauling cargo the hatch can not be beat. Once you lay those seats down you have alot of room. But for hauling passengers and cargo the sedan seems to be better. I had a ton of room behind the wheels up to the back of the back seat. Since no passenger space was used I could have still sat 5 people in the car.

 

[robj80]

I'm finally finishing my downstairs and needed to redo a section of the drop ceiling. I needed 20+ feet of rails for the ceiling. Naturally I grabbed the largest they had available which was 12 footers. Was the Versa up for the task?

Handled it like a champ. Might have been easier if the rear seat folded down but it would have to be a 60/40 split since I had my daughter in the car. But still worked out perfectly .