Will MARKUS Office chair, Vissle dark grey, Medium fit in a BMW X3 2022?

The X3's boot is a wide, flat loading bay. The opening measures 112 cm across by 79 cm tall, and the floor keeps 110 cm at its narrowest, so wide cartons that snag in smaller SUVs pass through here. Depth is the trade-off: 95 cm of floor with the seats up, 178 cm folded, a gain of +83 cm. The sill sits at 70 cm with no drop to the floor behind it, so a heavy box slides in level instead of being lowered over a lip. Long flat-packs need the bench down; seats up, this is a squarish bay for shorter boxes. Push heavy loads across the sill rather than lifting them over it.

MARKUS ships as a single box of 98 cm × 59 cm × 23 cm: short by flat-pack standards but deep, closer to a stout crate than the usual thin slab. At 22.36 kg it is a one-person carry if you keep it close to your body, though the depth makes it awkward to hug through a doorway. Nearly any car takes a box like this with one rear seat folded, and bigger boots manage it without folding anything, which makes this one of the simpler IKEA collections you will do. Slide it in flat on its 59 cm side rather than upright, and load it last: a 23 cm thick box blocks more of the aperture than you expect.