Will VITTSJÖ Shelf unit, black-brown/glass, 39 3/8x68 7/8 " fit in a Ford Kuga 2024?

The Kuga gives you a mid-sized SUV boot with a 41¾ inch wide, 29⅞ inch tall opening and a floor that runs 38⅝ inches deep with the seats up. Fold the rear bench and that floor stretches to 68⅛ inches, a gain of 29½ inches, which is where this boot earns its keep. The narrow point across the floor is 41 inches, so wide flat boxes sit fine. The limit is the opening, not the room inside: long flat-pack boxes go in diagonally or wait for the seats to fold. The sill sits at 27½ inches with only a ⅜ inch drop to the floor, so slide heavy boxes in rather than lift them.

VITTSJÖ ships as one long, flat carton, 79¼″ × 15¼″ × 3½″ and 60 lb 12 oz. The length is the awkward part: a rigid flat-pack just under 80 inches that will not bend around a tight boot mouth, and there is glass inside, so the box does not forgive a hard knock. A car that takes it easily is an estate, an SUV, or a hatchback with the rear seats folded flat. In anything smaller, load it diagonally from a folded seat back toward the boot, longest edge leading, and rest it on a blanket. Keep it printed side up so the glass shelves stay flat, and slide it in rather than drop it.