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Any packages or other items you
want to transport should be stored in
the trunk. They should be no heavier
than 45 kg (100 Ibs). If you must
carry something in the passenger
compartment that is too large to fit in
the glove box, store it on the passen-
ger side floor.
Do not store anything under the
driver's seat. It can roll forward and
block the pedals or your feet. You
may not be able to brake or release
the clutch.
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The front compartment is not for
carrying cargo. Parts of the Anti-lock
brake system, SRS, and other sys-
tems are in the front compartment
and could be accidentally damaged.
Cargo may also restrict air flow
through the radiator, causing over-
heating of the engine. Storing cargo
in the area between the rear window
and engine cover cuts your vision to
the rear.
Loading Cargo
Because it is a sealed compartment
next to the engine, the trunk can get
very warm. Be careful of the type of
items you store in it. Fresh or frozen
food could spoil if left in the trunk for
very long. Use the trunk to transport
normal luggage, sports equipment,
etc.
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