List of Automotive Superlatives - Vehicle Dimensions

Vehicle Dimensions

  • Length
    • Longest
      • Car
        • Current production car - 6,165 mm (242.7 in) - Maybach 62
        • Production car - 6,405 mm (252.2 in) - 1973-76 (for the 1974-76 model years) Cadillac Series 75
        • Production convertible - 6,045–6,096 mm (238.0–240.0 in) (29 produced) - 1933-37 (for the 1934-37 model years) Cadillac V-16
        • Production coupe - 6,045–6,096 mm (238.0–240.0 in) (20 produced) - 1933-37 (for the 1934-37 model years) Cadillac V-16
        • Production station wagon - 5,888 mm (231.8 in) 1974-76 (for the 1975-76 model years) Buick Estate
        • Limited production convertible - 6,401 mm (252.0 in) - 1932 Bugatti Royale Weinberger
        • Limited production coupe - 6,401 mm (252.0 in) - 1931 Bugatti Royale Kellner
      • Pickup Truck - 6,680 mm (263.0 in) - Ford F-350 Super Duty Crew Cab Long Bed
      • SUV - 5,758 mm (226.7 in) - Ford Excursion
      • Van - 6,200 mm (244.1 in) Chevrolet Express (long wheelbase)
      • Commercial
        • Commercial - 7,345 mm (289.2 in) - Mercedes-Benz Sprinter LWB and Volkswagen Crafter LWB
        • Commercial car - 6,558 mm (258.2 in) - 1973-76 (for the 1974-76 model years) Cadillac Series 75 (Commercial Chassis)
    • Shortest
      • Current production car - 2,695 mm (106.1 in) - Smart Fortwo
      • Production car - 1,340 mm (52.8 in) - 1962-65 Peel P50
  • Width (without mirrors)
    • Widest
      • Car
        • Current production car - 1,989 mm (78.3 in) - Rolls-Royce Phantom (2003)
        • Production car - 2,105 mm (82.9 in) - 1953-54 (for the 1954 model year) Chrysler Crown Imperial
        • Production convertible - 2,075 mm (81.7 in) - 1960-63 (for the 1961-63 model years) Imperial
        • Production station wagon - 2,070 mm (81.5 in) - 1959-60 (for the 1960 model year) Mercury Colony Park/Commuter, and Ford Country Squire/Country Sedan/Ranch Wagon
        • Limited production convertible - 2,100 mm (82.7 in) (armoured) - 1938-43 Mercedes-Benz 770 W150
      • Pickup Truck - 2,438 mm (96.0 in) - Dodge Ram 3500 Crew Cab Dual Rear Wheels
      • SUV
        • Current SUV - 2,029 mm (79.9 in) - Ford Excursion
        • SUV - 2,197 mm (86.5 in) - 1991-2006 (for the 1992-2006 model years) Hummer H1
      • Van
        • Current van - 2,017 mm (79.4 in) Chevrolet Express and GMC Savana
        • Van - 2,029 mm (79.9 in) 1974-91 (for the 1975-91 model years) Ford E-Series
      • Commercial
        • Current commercial - 2,474 mm (97.4 in) - Unimog U5000
        • Commercial - 2,565 mm (101.0 in) - 2003-8 (for the 2004-8 model years) International CXT
        • Commercial car - 2,098 mm (82.6 in) - 1940-49 (for the 1941-49 model years) Cadillac Series 75 (Commercial chassis)
    • Narrowest
      • Current production car - 1,475 mm (58.1 in) - Daihatsu Move, Honda Life, Mazda Carol, Mitsubishi i, Suzuki Alto etc. along with other kei cars
      • Production car - 990 mm (39.0 in) - 1962-65 Peel P50
  • Height
    • Tallest
      • Car
        • Current production car - 1,640 mm (64.6 in) - Rolls-Royce Phantom (extended wheelbase)
        • Production car - 2,550 mm (100.4 in) - 1904-9 Fiat 60 HP
      • Pickup Truck - 2,956 mm (116.4 in) - Brabus Unimog U500 Black Edition
      • SUV - 2,042 mm (80.4 in) - Ford Excursion
      • Van
        • Current van - 2,111 mm (83.1 in) Ford E-350 Super Duty Regular Wagon
        • Van - 2,169 mm (85.4 in) 1974-91 (for the 1975-91 model years) Ford E-350 Super Duty Regular Wagon
      • Commercial
        • Commercial - 2,676 mm (105.4 in) - Unimog U5000
        • Commercial van - 2,476 mm (97.5 in) - VW Multivan
    • Lowest
      • Current production car - 1,117 mm (44.0 in) - Lotus Elise
      • Production car - 1,029 mm (40.5 in) - 1963-69 (for the 1964-69 model years) Ford GT40
      • Limited Production car - 736.6 mm (29.0 in) - 1969 Probe 15

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