Casalini M20 generations
(Boot space)| Generation year | Boot space |
|---|---|
| M20, Model year 2022 (M20 1. Generation) | 0 l |
The boot space compared to other Casalini models
But how does the M20 fare in the context of Casalini's potent lineup of peculiar little machines, you may ask? Or, more specifically, how does the boot space of Casalini's star player compare to the market's other titans of miniaturization? Let us peruse this veritable banquet of automotive wonders in search of the answer, shall we?
Casalini M20 vs other current cars by Casalini
(Boot space)| Variant name | Boot space |
|---|
How does the boot space of the Casalini M20 compare to it's nearest competitors?
Sharing the stage with the M20 are the Micro Microlino, the Elaris Finn, the smart fortwo, and the Opel Rocks-e. Savour the confusion, as these names roll off your tongue like a theatrical performance of automotive Haiku. Comparing the trunk volumes of these minuscule marvels reveals a shimmering menagerie of storage capabilities. The Micro Microlino's 230 l capacity snatches the top spot, closely followed by the Elaris Finn with 229 l. Our beloved Casalini M20, it seems, must snuggle somewhere along the top half of this list, with the smart fortwo (220 l) and the Opel Rocks-e (63 l) tailing the rest. All this talk of length and wheelbase? For the sake of brevity, dear reader, let us forgo these trivialities, for we are here today for the M20 and the space in its trunk; and, my friends, indeed we find it plays with the big boys in a world that celebrates being small.
Casalini M20 vs. similar cars
(Boot space)| Car model | Boot space |
|---|---|
| Ligier Myli 2023 | 459 l |
| Micro Microlino 2019 | 230 l |
| Elaris Finn 2021 | 229 l |
| Elaris Dyo 2023 | 229 l |
| Lancia Autobianchi A112 1981 | 200 l |
| Renault Twizy 2012 | 156 l |
| smart fortwo 2004 | 150 l |
| Rover (Austin-Morris) Mini 1984 | 116 l |
| Fiat 126 1985 | 100 l |
| Opel Rocks-e 2021 | 63 l |
| Fiat Topolino 2023 | 63 l |
| Citroen Ami 2024 | 63 l |
| Toyota iQ 2009 | 32 l |
| Aston Martin Cygnet 2011 | 32 l |
