F Type for the weekly shop? Of course!

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Keith666

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We have just returned from our weekly shop. Whilst opening the boot a couple walking pass stated…..
“ you’re never gonna get all of that in there!”
I replied “ No problem, watch! “
He was duly flabbergasted at the capacity the of the
F type, and walked away somewhat dismayed.
The proof is in the pudding as these pictures show ;)
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Our Daily is a class act.
 
Ah you guys,

Drain pipe, water butt, the skies the limit with a convertible :D

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...although the boot of bubbly certainly has my purchases beat!
 
Brilliant.
With the current “save 25% when you buy 6” promo on wine at Tesco’s I think a few of us will be testing our boot capacity! 🥂🍷
 
Nice! The boot capacity is one of the features I love about the F-Type coupé. Especially if you'd also use the space under the boot floor (which one member here calls the sausage smuggling compartment :D)) and remove the boot cover you can really get a shedload of things in there.
 
I love the boot size, and i agree i've seen people watch [in amazement?] when packing what is a trolley load, not just the weekly shop as there's normally totes & suit carriers in there as well.
@Tom, what a novel idea of using the lower storage for transporting sausages, bacon, cheese, pork pies etc etc - who would have thought that :roll: Mr Dyas even has a suitably sized coolbag!.
 
Fabulous replies and stories about our unknown storage capacity and secret compartment for contraband 😳, thanks guys
 
I gave a mate a lift to the airport recently and he was amazed how easily his case fitted in. Deceptively large boot. And of course, the best lift he'd had!
 
@Keith,

Fabulous replies and stories about our unknown storage capacity and secret compartment for contraband 😳, thanks guys

It's not exactly a secret compartment for contraband :roll: , in fact it is quite well known by customs and in my experience it's always "inspected" when i'm pulled.
And pulled is more often than not, single occupant with recorded multiple crossings [ie at least once a month].

They're not really after the odd sausage or pack of bacon believe me :D

Personally i have never had any issues..
 
Far down the list of why bought of course but the SVR easily doe the weekly shop with room to spare.
 

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DavidP said:
Gosh Keith, i haven't got a clue where that is :shock: .......would sausages fit in it :?: .
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Yep, there's plenty more space to stuff sausages back there. You can pull off the lid that covers the battery directly to the left of the main smuggling compartment and then even lift out the whole thing. Sausage smuggling v2.0! :D

I sometimes remove all those bits and the boot cover before going for a proper blast. You get much more exhaust noise in the cabin that way.

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