MG4 interior geometry

[Lord Randall]

I own a luxury (trophy) mg4.
I'm thinking about buying a fishing kayak, but with no roof transport available I have to go for a split one.
GIven my size I have to go for at least a 330cm one.
The one I'm looking for is the bigmama triken 330 s.
Sadly I can't go to a store and do a loading test because the closer one is several hundreds km from my home.

Specification are the following:
-2 modules
-165cm long each
-35cm high each
-90cm width in the larger point
-weight 18 and 20 kg respectively

Can I fit those in my car even with some tetris or I'm better giving up?

 

[siteguru]

Why is there no roof transport option? I thought the MG4 had been type-approved for a roof load in the EU. (Just not in the UK).

 

[Everest]

How about using some cardboard boxes, a pair of scissors and some sticky tape to create two kayak-sized cuboids - then you can test your MG4 Tetris skills?

 

[Lord Randall]

I'll avoid mounting

Why is there no roof transport option? I thought the MG4 had been type-approved for a roof load in the EU. (Just not in the UK).

I'll gladly avoid to fit aftermarket stuffs on my car, even if Thule products are generally approved.

 

[Lord Randall]

How about using some cardboard boxes, a pair of scissors and some sticky tape to create two kayak-sized cuboids - then you can test your MG4 Tetris skills?

Nice one I'll try it. I'm sure lenght will be ok, is width my main concern.
I'm sure I'll have to fit the modules one on top of the other od inclined and side by side. Rear seat completely downed of course.

 

[OriginalBigAl]

Given some of the weather in Italy recently , would it be possible to fit the MG4 onto of the kayak?

 

[Lord Randall]

The manufacturer managed to fit it into a TRoc