10 Sedans With The Roomiest Interiors

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10 Sedans With The Roomiest Interiors

When it comes to spaciousness, SUVs tend to outshine most other vehicles, offering ample room for both passengers and cargo. Take the Chevrolet Tahoe—its cavernous 168 cubic feet of passenger volume far exceeds what any sedan can deliver. However, comparing it to a full-size sedan isn’t entirely fair, as the Tahoe is a large, truck-based SUV.

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When it comes to spaciousness, SUVs tend to outshine most other vehicles, offering ample room for both passengers and cargo. Take the Chevrolet Tahoe—its cavernous 168 cubic feet of passenger volume far exceeds what any sedan can deliver. However, comparing it to a full-size sedan isn’t entirely fair, as the Tahoe is a large, truck-based SUV.
For a more balanced comparison, consider the Hyundai Tucson, which provides 108 cubic feet of room for passengers—closer to the upper limit of what sedans can offer. Some large sedans can even pull their weight in terms of performance. The BMW 7 Series, for instance, boasts a towing capability of over 5,000 pounds—well beyond what the Tucson can manage. So, which full-size sedan hits the top mark of 106 cubic feet? Let’s dive into the rankings, based on verified specs from manufacturers and trusted outlets like Edmunds.

10. 2023 Volkswagen Arteon Passenger Volume: 96.2 cu ft

Though it sits at the bottom of the list, the Arteon still delivers a comfortable experience. Offered in three trims, its starting price is around $27,960 (per Kelley Blue Book). The turbocharged 2.0-liter inline-four pumps out 300 horsepower and 295 lb-ft of torque, making it a surprisingly lively option.
  • Front/Rear Legroom: 41.2 / 40.2 in
  • Cargo Area: 27.2 cu ft
  • Notable Perks: Power trunk liftgate, heated steering wheel

9. 2023 Nissan Maxima Passenger Volume: 98.5 cu ft

The Maxima's days as a gas-powered car may be numbered with an EV on the horizon. Until then, it still brings value with its V6 engine and premium interior touches.
  • Front/Rear Legroom: 45 / 34.2 in
  • Cargo Capacity: 14.3 cu ft
  • Standouts: 300 hp, leather-trimmed controls, power-adjustable seating

8. 2019 Buick LaCrosse Passenger Volume: 102 cu ft

This discontinued model still delivers when it comes to comfort and reliability. Available with either a four-cylinder or V6 powertrain, it comes paired with a nine-speed automatic gearbox.
  • Front/Rear Legroom: 42 / 40 in
  • Storage Space: 15 cu ft
  • Highlights: Dual-zone climate control, ventilated seats, five-star NHTSA rating

7. 2025 Genesis G90 Passenger Volume: 102.5 cu ft

Luxury takes center stage with the G90. Though its trunk is smaller than most in this category, the cabin more than compensates with its high-end materials and feature-rich layout.
  • Front/Rear Legroom: 46.3 / 37.8 in
  • Cargo Hold: 12 cu ft
  • Luxuries: Rear sunshades, massage functions, scent diffuser

6. 2022 Toyota Avalon Passenger Volume: 103.8 cu ft

Though discontinued, the Avalon went out on a high note. Buyers had the option of a V6 or a hybrid inline-four, both offering solid efficiency and space.
  • Front/Rear Legroom: 42.1 / 40.3 in
  • Trunk Size: 16.1 cu ft
  • Features: Premium JBL sound, rear sunshade, upscale finishes

5. 2024 BMW 7 Series Passenger Volume: 103.9 cu ft

The 7 Series combines world-class luxury with serious performance chops. Buyers can choose between multiple inline-six engines or a twin-turbo V8.
  • Front/Rear Legroom: 41.4 / 44.4 in
  • Storage Volume: 18.2 cu ft
  • Unique Trait: 31.3-inch retractable Theater Screen, massaging rear seats

4. 2023 Dodge Charger Passenger Volume: 104.7 cu ft

With multiple powertrain choices—ranging from a V6 to a growling V8—the Charger balances practicality with muscle. It’s surprisingly roomy for a performance-focused sedan.
  • Front/Rear Legroom: 41.8 / 40.1 in
  • Cargo Space: 16.5 cu ft
  • Highlights: Track modes (Scat Pack), user-friendly infotainment

3. 2024 Mercedes-Benz S-Class Passenger Volume: 104.6 cu ft

Synonymous with luxury, the S-Class offers supreme comfort and tech, though it narrowly misses the top spot. Engine options include a plug-in hybrid, turbo V6, or V8.
  • Front/Rear Legroom: 41.7 / 43 in
  • Cargo Storage: 12.3 cu ft
  • Luxuries: Heated armrests, 4D audio system, massaging and ventilated seats

2. 2019 Chevrolet Impala Passenger Volume: 105 cu ft

Though it’s showing its age, the Impala remains a standout for sheer spaciousness. Offered with a four-cylinder or a punchier V6, it's a comfortable cruiser.
  • Front/Rear Legroom: 45.8 / 39.8 in
  • Cargo Room: 18.8 cu ft
  • Edge: Biggest trunk among sedans on this list

1. 2023 Chrysler 300 Passenger Volume: 106.3 cu ft

Topping the chart is the Chrysler 300. Despite sharing a platform with the Dodge Charger, it edges out its sibling in usable cabin space.
  • Front/Rear Legroom: 41.8 / 40.1 in
  • Trunk Size: 16.3 cu ft
  • Standouts: HEMI V8 option, leather seating, heated front seats

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