Will KIVIK Sofa, Tibbleby beige/gray fit in a BMW X3 2022?

The X3 gives you a wide, level cargo bay. The hatch opens 44⅛ inches across and 31⅛ inches tall, and the floor holds 43¼ inches at its narrowest, so wide boxes that snag in smaller SUVs slide through here. Length is the catch: 37⅜ inches behind the seats, 70⅛ inches once they fold, a gain of +32⅝ inches. The floor sits level with the 27½ inch liftover, no drop on the far side, so a heavy carton pushes straight in. Save long flat-packs for seats-down trips; upright, the bay favors short, wide, stackable boxes. Slide heavy loads in across the sill and spare your back.

The KIVIK sofa comes as three boxes, and the biggest is the problem: 72½ inches long, 37½ inches wide and 19¾ inches deep. That is a long, broad, heavy slab, and the full set weighs 179 lb 9 oz, so this is a two-person lift, not a solo one. A 72½ inch box needs an estate, a large SUV with the seats down, or a van. A hatchback boot will not take it flat. Load the big base box first and lay it flat, then stack the lighter cushion boxes on top, and slide a blanket under the long edge so it does not scuff the sill going in.