* Volume of a room: For the volume in cubic feet of our example room from above, simply multiply the width by the length by the height: (10 feet x 12 feet x 8 feet = 960 cubic feet).

This comes to a volume of 1,350 cubic feet. When converting to the more standard cubic meters, you should know that one cubic meter is equal to 35.3147 cubic feet.

Rear Cargo Volume (cubic feet with seats up): 17.8 The Corolla Hatchback steps into the void left by the departure of Scion, aiming to recruit at least a few customers with facial piercings.

That’s up 10.6 cubic feet, or about 70 percent, versus trunk volume in most versions of a Civic sedan. There’s only one problem: You can’t compare the two figures.

The Tahoe has a maximum passenger volume of 168 cubic feet. Of course, that is slightly an unfair comparison as the Tahoe is a large, body-on-frame SUV and these are full-size sedans.