Cargo area
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From: jerSSey, exit 5
Cargo area
Is the cargo area in the SS different than the LS or LT? I seem to recall that I saw an LT with some reconfigurable areas with trays and such in the cargo area. Maybe that is an option. Granted I did not spend a lot of time looking at the cargo area in either version, but I do recall seeing more features on the LT (either in person or on a website). Can someone let me know is the cargo area is different? Or have I looked at so many vehicles in the last couple months that I've totally lost my mind? 
This is what I found listed on a website search:
Rear Cargo Area
Provides a continuous flat load floor when the rear seats are folded down.
The floor conceals a 5-inch-deep recess bin for the spare tire.
The primary load floor can become a shelf that's mounted about 2 feet higher. It can be mounted level or at a 45-degree angle, whichever is best for specific cargo.
There are two large storage bins at the front of the load floor.
This is what I found listed on a website search:
Rear Cargo Area
Provides a continuous flat load floor when the rear seats are folded down.
The floor conceals a 5-inch-deep recess bin for the spare tire.
The primary load floor can become a shelf that's mounted about 2 feet higher. It can be mounted level or at a 45-degree angle, whichever is best for specific cargo.
There are two large storage bins at the front of the load floor.
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Joined: 06-26-2008
Posts: 164
From: Corona CA
Is the cargo area in the SS different than the LS or LT? I seem to recall that I saw an LT with some reconfigurable areas with trays and such in the cargo area. Maybe that is an option. Granted I did not spend a lot of time looking at the cargo area in either version, but I do recall seeing more features on the LT (either in person or on a website). Can someone let me know is the cargo area is different? Or have I looked at so many vehicles in the last couple months that I've totally lost my mind?
This is what I found listed on a website search:
Rear Cargo Area
Provides a continuous flat load floor when the rear seats are folded down.
The floor conceals a 5-inch-deep recess bin for the spare tire.
The primary load floor can become a shelf that's mounted about 2 feet higher. It can be mounted level or at a 45-degree angle, whichever is best for specific cargo.
There are two large storage bins at the front of the load floor.
This is what I found listed on a website search:
Rear Cargo Area
Provides a continuous flat load floor when the rear seats are folded down.
The floor conceals a 5-inch-deep recess bin for the spare tire.
The primary load floor can become a shelf that's mounted about 2 feet higher. It can be mounted level or at a 45-degree angle, whichever is best for specific cargo.
There are two large storage bins at the front of the load floor.
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Joined: 06-19-2008
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From: Indiana
our dealer referred to it as the "bread and egg saver"
Since it kind of a pocket, throw those items in there and they'd be a little safer from other groceries etc. I prefer putting everything i can in the net, that way it's not all sliding around. Wine bottles go great in it.
Since it kind of a pocket, throw those items in there and they'd be a little safer from other groceries etc. I prefer putting everything i can in the net, that way it's not all sliding around. Wine bottles go great in it.