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Has anyone else noticed this with their F56? The cargo cover seems to be too short in that it doesn't reach the cargo hatch, falling short, leaving a small gap that's large enough to see that objects are inside. I've never seen this in any other hatch that I've had.
Has anyone else noticed this with their F56? The cargo cover seems to be too short in that it doesn't reach the cargo hatch, falling short, leaving a small gap that's large enough to see that objects are inside. I've never seen this in any other hatch that I've had.
Maybe it was designed that way to inspire you to order the storage package that either your car off the lot didn't have or you forgot to include on your ordered car.
Maybe it was designed that way to inspire you to order the storage package that either your car off the lot didn't have or you forgot to include on your ordered car.
I guess I blew on that bit of attempted humor, but seriously it is an odd design that I've never seen before. At least you can hide some stuff under the storage cover.
Okay. This is actually really hard to photograph, because of the angle through the rear glass, but you can subtly see what I mean:
Below my hand, there's a small gap, and you can see a yellowish box peaking from within the cargo area. That's the gap! I noted there are rubber stand-offs that are right against the door, so this gap is truly intentional.