Normal sized hatchback with a large boot

Just give in to it and get an estate, the squarer profile at the back really helps when putting cabs in the back. You don't even need that big of an estate to fit a pair of 4x10 cabs in in my experience.

Also estates will have a flat load bed rather than having to drop stuff in to a hatch back which again makes it way easier when loading stuff in and out, what size cabs are you taking around?

It's nice to have something with (nice and dark) factory tints in all the rear windows when your carrying around nice stuff as unless press your face right up against the glass you can't really see what's there.
 
Just give in to it and get an estate, the squarer profile at the back really helps when putting cabs in the back. You don't even need that big of an estate to fit a pair of 4x10 cabs in in my experience.

Also estates will have a flat load bed rather than having to drop stuff in to a hatch back which again makes it way easier when loading stuff in and out, what size cabs are you taking around?

It's nice to have something with (nice and dark) factory tints in all the rear windows when your carrying around nice stuff as unless press your face right up against the glass you can't really see what's there.

I have a 2x10 Fender Rumble, so the cabs aren't actually the issue. It's more that the case the bass is in means that it doesn't fit in the boot. I'm starting to think maybe I should get a different case instead of a new car! (don't think that'll make a huge difference though).

I think it may also benefit me to get tints done. I just want security really. I don't want to have to worry about whether someone is going to see my bass and nick it...and even that is more sentimental than due to value.
 
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