[Leehro]

Does anyone have any educated guesses on what to expect for cargo space behind the rear seats? I've been assuming it'll be in the ballpark of the 11th generation Civic Hatchback. Honda claims 24.5 cu ft for the Civic. 2023 Integra is 5.8" longer, 1.1" wider, and 0.2" shorter in height. Looks to me like it might be more usable (with the mesh) even if it ends up smaller in cubic feet. I do know I'll be bringing a tape measure and some cardboard boxes when my dealer gets the demo car in.

 

[A-Spec]

Does anyone have any educated guesses on what to expect for cargo space behind the rear seats? I've been assuming it'll be in the ballpark of the 11th generation Civic Hatchback. Honda claims 24.5 cu ft for the Civic. 2023 Integra is 5.8" longer, 1.1" wider, and 0.2" shorter in height. Looks to me like it might be more usable (with the mesh) even if it ends up smaller in cubic feet. I do know I'll be bringing a tape measure and some cardboard boxes when my dealer gets the demo car in.

IT's really annoying that Acura didn't share this when they announced some of the other productions specs. You'd think that'd be a selling point for them. I hope it's at least a couple cubic feet more than the Civic hatch.

 

[VTEC Goes Bwaah]

If you haven't seen it yet @Leehro Acura says the Cargo space is 24.3 cubic feet/618 liters. So pretty much the same as the Civic hatchback.

 

[Leehro]

If you haven't seen it yet @Leehro Acura says the Cargo space is 24.3 cubic feet/618 liters. So pretty much the same as the Civic hatchback.

Thanks. That was the first thing I looked for before I even posted the PDF

 

[JimmyM01]

The Integra's trunk can fit 10 bags of mulch.

 

[1tointegra]

Found this photo from the Facebook group

Also fits my hockey bag (goalie gear) fine 👍

 

[RUNN1N]

The Integra's trunk can fit 10 bags of mulch.

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Pretty sure that's 10 bags of mulch + a toddler, and if we convert toddlers to mulch, that's about 2.5 more bags--love the hauling capacity of this car!

 

[JimmyM01]

Pretty sure that's 10 bags of mulch + a toddler, and if we convert toddlers to mulch, that's about 2.5 more bags--love the hauling capacity of this car!

I bet 5+ more can easily fit assuming that the entire passenger floor area is empty and that stacking the bags a bit higher wouldn't be a problem with visibility, etc.

 

[zmurf207]

Do you know the physical dimensions of the cargo space with the seats laid down? I'm wondering primarily as I used a 21 Civic Hatch as an intermittent car camper and drive-in movie seat. Could a 6' man lay down comfortably, and/or sit reclined in the cargo area?

 

[JimmyM01]

Do you know the physical dimensions of the cargo space with the seats laid down? I'm wondering primarily as I used a 21 Civic Hatch as an intermittent car camper and drive-in movie seat. Could a 6' man lay down comfortably, and/or sit reclined in the cargo area?

This 65" LG OLED TV someone managed to fit and might be a good place to start with figuring out its max width and length

 

[Leehro]

Probably worth posting again here since I’m OP, but I went camping in late October in the Integra:

Packed an 8-person tent, 3 sleeping bags, 2 air mattresses, pillows, cooler, 3 chairs, camp stove, 2 hammocks, food, clothes, camera, 2 adults, one kid, and still could see out the rear window. I was impressed! Plus, got 40 mpg and had a blast driving on twisty mountain roads!

It was tight - had to release one of the rear seats (no passenger there) and tilt it forward an inch or two to accommodate rigid plastic bins in the trunk, but other than that everything packed into the hatch. The tent was the biggest thing, but it fit snugly across, into the well and up against the subwoofer - like the golf clubs in a previous post. Probably shouldn’t have bought the bigger tent last year (for several reasons) but it did fit!

https://www.reddit.com/r/Acura/comments/yit5ab