Will it fit in my garage?
Measured against a garage 2.6m wide and 5.0m deep, with a 2.13m door opening. (Standard single garage)
Pick a car and we will measure it against your garage, including whether you could still open the door and get out.
AION models
Abarth models
Nothing from Abarth has been measured yet.
Alfa Romeo models
Alpine models
Nothing from Alpine has been measured yet.
Audi models
BYD models
Bentley models
Nothing from Bentley has been measured yet.
Changan models
Citroën models
DENZA models
Nothing from DENZA has been measured yet.
DS Automobiles models
Dacia models
Dodge models
Nothing from Dodge has been measured yet.
Farizon models
Ferrari models
Ford models
Genesis models
Hyundai models
JAECOO models
Jaguar models
Jeep models
KGM models
Kia models
LEPAS models
Lancia models
Leapmotor models
Nothing from Leapmotor has been measured yet.
Lotus models
MAXUS models
MINI models
MOKE models
Nothing from MOKE has been measured yet.
Maserati models
Mercedes-Benz models
Micro models
Morris Commercial models
Nothing from Morris Commercial has been measured yet.
Omoda models
Nothing from Omoda has been measured yet.
Peugeot models
Porsche models
Range Rover models
Nothing from Range Rover has been measured yet.
Renault models
Rivian models
Nothing from Rivian has been measured yet.
Rolls-Royce models
Smart models
Subaru models
Suzuki models
Toyota models
Vauxhall models
Volkswagen models
Volvo models
iCAUR models
Nothing from iCAUR has been measured yet.
Measure your own garage
Measure the inside, not the outside, and measure the door opening at its narrowest.
The size most modern single garages are built to.
How this is worked out
A car is treated as fitting lengthwise with at least 300 mm to spare, so the door can shut and you can get past the back. Getting out assumes a door needs about 600 mm of swing, on top of 150 mm of air beside the body. Folded mirrors are assumed to still stand about 80 mm proud of the bodywork. These are rules of thumb, not standards, so measure before you buy.
