The Mitsubishi Outlander has 33.5 cubic feet of cargo space behind its second row and 11.7 cubic-feet behind its third row.
Well, this is a first. Normally, three-row vehicles are so enormous that doing a luggage test with the third row lowered is a total"no kidding" proposition. I'd run out of stuff in my garage long before I'd fill up a Kia Telluride. As such, I only test the space behind the raised third row of three-row SUVs because that can actually be some useful information.
As such, what we're getting here is the first Double Luggage Test© whereby I'll be treating the Outlander like both a compact SUV and a three-row one, testing it with both the third row raised and lowered. Right!? Pretty damned exciting. Here's what you get with third row raised. On paper, Mitsubishi says this is 11.7 cubic-feet, which is indeed the smallest three-row number I've come across while luggage testing.
The difference almost certainly comes down to the presence of the third row. Note how much vertical space there is behind the wheel wells — the floor depth would likely be closer to those outer areas if this was only a two-row model. Cargo capacity would also, therefore, be closer to its similarly sized competitors. Of course, these are just numbers we're talking about.
Alright, now let's go to the bonus collection of stuff filling my garage to see what might be able to fill that space.
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