Trunk loading
The items of baggage must be properly stowed.
In the interest of maintaining good vehicle dynamics, remember the following:
- Ensure that the load is evenly distributed.
- Place heavy objects as far forward as possible.
- Use a safety net or non-elastic tension straps and lashing eyes to secure the items of luggage.
Attention
- Please note that when transporting heavy objects, the vehicle's driving dynamics may change due to a shift in the center of gravity - risk of accident! Therefore, the mode and speed of movement must be selected accordingly.
- Place the load in such a way that it does not move forward during sudden braking - risk of injury!
- To prevent exhaust gases from entering the passenger compartment and poisoning, never drive with an incompletely closed, and even more so with an open trunk!
Note. Tire pressure should be appropriate for vehicle load, see tire pressure decal on filler cap.
Rigging loops
There are four lashing eyes in the luggage compartment to secure luggage items.
- Secure the load with lashing straps (see arrows).
Load-retaining mesh
Mesh prevents light loads from shifting.
First, thread the front hooks into the rigging loops. Then thread the back hooks into the rigging loops.
Laying mesh
The stowage net prevents light cargo from shifting in the trunk.
- Straighten the stowage net in the trunk. The mesh opening should point upwards.
- First, thread the bottom hooks of the laying net through the rear lashing eyes.
- Then pull the net up and fasten it with tapes to both fastening hooks located under the storage shelf.
- If there are additional hooks in the grid (depending on modification) thread these hooks into the front rigging loops (behind the rear seat).
Attention. The stacking grid is designed for objects weighing no more than 5 kg. The mesh does not securely hold heavier objects - risk of injury!
Mounting hooks
Lightweight items of luggage can be hung on the tie down hooks.
There are two fastening hooks under the stowage shelf in the trunk. A laying net is suspended from these hooks.
If you are not using a stowage net, these hooks can be used to hang bags, bags, etc.
Safety net
The safety net can effectively and securely secure the load.
- Straighten the safety net in the trunk. At the same time, the inscription "TOR" should point up and the arrow should point in the direction of travel. The free end of the lashing strap must point towards the trunk lid.
- First insert the front hooks parallel to the loop, and then turn them.
- Then insert the back hooks parallel to the loop (do not turn the hooks).
- Fold up both adjusters and loosen the lashing straps.
- Position the load so that it is as completely under the net as possible.
- Pull back the lashing straps and make sure they are tight.
After use, it is recommended to fold the net into a bag and store it in the trunk.
Side niche
The left side luggage compartment contains the radio CD changer and CD player (CD-ROM) navigation systems.
- To open, press the handle down and remove the cover.
In the niche you can store car accessories, such as a tow rope, starter cables.
Radio CD changer and CD player (CD-ROM) navigation systems
Radio digital CD changer and CD player (CD-ROM) navigation systems are located in this niche in the trunk. For a description of the use, please refer to the respective operating manual.
Increasing the size of the trunk
Both backrest components can be folded forward together or separately to increase the size of the boot.
Backrest folding
- Move the seat belt adjuster to its end position.
- Press release handle A in the direction of the arrow.
- Fold the back forward.
Returning the back to its original position
- Pull the backrest back until it is securely locked. If the backrest is correctly fixed, the red marking of pin B should not be visible.
Backrest lock
- Turn the key inserted into the lock of the unlocking handle to the right.
back unlocking
- Turn the key inserted into the lock of the unlocking handle to the left.
Properly fixed rear seat back (normal position) can only be locked and unlocked with the main or emergency key (the lock is in the unlocking handle). This prevents unwanted entry into the trunk from inside the car.
Attention. The backrest must be securely latched onto the latch to ensure - the protective effect of the middle seat belt.
Carefully. When returning the backrest to its original position, make sure that the seat belts of the side seats are in the belt guide channel. Otherwise, the straps may get caught in the backrest buckle, resulting in damage.
Storage shelf
The stowage shelf behind the back of the rear seat can be used for light items of clothing.
Attention. Do not place heavy or hard objects on the storage shelf. They can injure people in the car when braking hard!
Carefully. Remember that objects rubbing against the rear window can damage the rear window heating system.
Note. To ensure normal air exchange, do not cover the exhaust slots located at the junction of the rear window and the storage shelf with things.
Through loading hatch with cover
Using the through loading hatch with a cover adjacent to it, long items can be transported in the cabin (e.g. skis), without fear for their safety, cleanliness and serviceability.
Loading
- Open trunk.
- In the trunk, press the button for unlocking the boot lid and slide the lid down.
- Pull the rear separation armrest forward.
- In the passenger compartment, press the button for unlocking the loading hatch cover down and release the cover.
- Remove and straighten the cover.
- Insert skis or other similar items through the luggage compartment into the bag in the cabin.
Fastening the car cover with the three-point belt of the middle seat
- Insert seat belt A into center seat belt buckle B.
- Pull the belt tight over its loose end C.
Fastening the car cover with the middle seat lap belt
- Pull out the middle seat lap belt.
- Wrap the belt from the bottom in one turn around the cover.
- Insert the belt buckle into the appropriate buckle.
- Pull the belt over the other end and allow the excess to be removed with the retractor.
Filling the cover in place
- Close the boot lid in the boot.
- Carefully fold the cover and tuck it into place.
- Close the interior lid.
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