largest object carted?

[frankoV]

Ah, why not?

What is the largest object you have had in your car [non-person]?

Did you know that you can carry a 2X4X10 in a sedan and still close the trunk? Of course, you have to do it vewy vewy carefully

[Jaesin]

I put a full sized recliner in mine, and the hatch shut... think there's pictures on here somewhere.

[srellim234]

I've done the full size recliner, too. Anther big haul was the time I put in 4 medium ice chests, two folding card tables, four folding chairs, two half-barrel tubs and two suitcases. I actually had room to put quite a bit more in. It's all in the planning and packing.

[blindsnyper]

I've done the full size recliner, too. Anther big haul was the time I put in 4 medium ice chests, two folding card tables, four folding chairs, two half-barrel tubs and two suitcases. I actually had room to put quite a bit more in. It's all in the planning and packing.

play tetris much?

[audtatious]

How about tire stuffing?

http://www.nissanversa.org/cargo.shtml

[Ever Victorious]

Largest individual item I carried wasn't all that big, it was a sealed, boxed 2U rackmount server.

Largest LOAD I've ever carried was actually that same load... but there was a lot more to it. I probably couldn't inventory EVERY item, but let's just say before it was put into my car, it was all stacked onto a standard pallet, and the stack was a little over 3 feet tall.

Oh, and I still had room for a hand truck, my tools, my folio, and could still see out the back just fine.

[matttail]

The bathroom sink.

I saw someone throwing away a sink an cabinet and picked it up for an art project. I never finished the art project, but the sink is sitting in the basement. I'll take a pic later this weekend. But I fit the sink and cabinet in one load plus me one other passenger in the front.

[Vahagn23]

bought cabinets and other large items from Home Depot, though it didnt fit in the trunk because I got the S model. it fit in the passanger seats and the thing was heavy so it kinda scratched up the bottom of the cup holders and all that middle thingy part. Pretty big stuff.

[frankoV]

it didnt fit in the trunk because I got the S model.

The S model is smaller than the SL?

[Ever Victorious]

The S model is smaller than the SL?

No fold down seats on the S sedan.

[frankoV]

duh. shoulda known.

'nuther reason for the SL.

[edit: hold it: according to my brochure 60/40 split seats are standard on both.]

[Ever Victorious]

duh. shoulda known.

'nuther reason for the SL.

[edit: hold it: according to my brochure 60/40 split seats are standard on both.]

True of the hatch, but not the sedan. See NissanUSA's website.

[KimberKenobi]

that bites...

[equlizer]

800lbs of tile

[Demonspawn]

15 bags of mulch 3.3 cubic feet per bag

[frankoV]

Quote »True of the hatch, but not the sedan. See NissanUSA's website.[/quote]Must be a Canadian thing: both S and SL have 60/40 rear seats [see: nissan.ca]

[Andrews Chalmers]

Loaded a freezer in the back. It took a little work/adjustment but eventually we got it in.

[CodeRed]

A lady in a town car was able to find her way into my trunk.

[chkchkchk]

I'm moving in September and hoping to get the kitchen table and chairs in without issue.

For now, though, I have to leave it at two three-drawer plastic cabinets. And those were just on the back seat.

[IMHungry]

11 cats in 6 carriers.

[scooterbob]

My big *** Mother-in-law! That qualifies for the biggest thing without a doubt!

[srellim234]

Aside from the things mentioned above, the most awkward thing I put inside was my Diamondback hybrid bicycle. After hauling it to my last visit to the dealer I managed to get in 1 1/2 hours of exercise instead of sitting on my duff while they worked on the car.

[Great White Versa]

I'm moving in September and hoping to get the kitchen table and chairs in without issue.

When I moved last summer I was able to fit a table plus 6 chairs in the back. Plus odds and ends to fill the gaps.

A lady in a town car was able to find her way into my trunk.

Sorry to hear about that

[tennis_coach]

17 huge trash bags of leaves and on another occasion, a 42" LCD TV

[motoguy128]

The Versa is our "utlity" vehcicle. Our other ride is a Altima. On different trips in no particular order:

46" Flat Screen LCDTV

16 2cu-ft bags of cedar mulch

1 cherry tree (6' tall)

Heaviest load ever:Towing 580lb motorcycle on a ~300lb trailer, plus about 150lbs of luggage for a week long trip to Colorado.

Heaviest trailer:640lb motorcycle on a ~300lb trailer (my current motorcycle)

Every household should have a hatchback of some kind.

[AMD]

I just brought back 8 tires.

I could have easily fit 4 more.

(15 inches Versa tires.)