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BMW 750iL Trunk Space

The 2001 BMW 750iL has 13 cu ft of trunk space: room for 2 checked suitcases or 6 carry-ons.

EPA interior volume · 13 cu ft trunk · 114 cu ft cabin · measured 2001 · Updated Nov 4, 2026
Quick answer

Among 73 sedans and coupes with a similar-sized cabin, the average is 15.6 cu ft, so the 750iL sits below it.

What actually fits in a 750iL

The biggest single change came in 1991: +2 cu ft against the 1990 car.

FIG.01·BMW 750iL — what fits in the trunk
What you are loadingHow many fitEach item
Checked suitcases227 × 21 × 14″ — 4.6 cu ft
Carry-on cases622 × 14 × 9″ — 1.6 cu ft
Grocery bags10about 1 cu ft each
Golf bags2full set, about 5 cu ft
Folded strollerFitsabout 6 cu ft
ROWS 5·SOURCE ForCar, computed from EPA cargo volume

Cabin or cargo — where the space went

FIG.02·BMW 750iL — cabin versus cargo
SpaceVolumeShare of total
Passenger cabin114 cu ft89.8%
Cargo area13 cu ft10.2%
Total interior127 cu ft100%
ROWS 3·SOURCE EPA interior volume

Against cars with a similar cabin

FIG.03·BMW 750iL against similar cars
MeasureThis car73 sedans and coupes with a similar cabinDifference
Cargo volume13 cu ft15.6 cu ft-2.6 cu ft
In checked suitcases22+0
ROWS 2·SOURCE ForCar, computed across cars of similar cabin size

Cars with the same room

Against its closest rivals: the Lincoln Mark has 14 cu ft, the Cadillac Seville 15 cu ft and the Jaguar Vanden Plas 13 cu ft, next to 13 cu ft for the 750iL.

FIG.04·BMW 750iL — cars with the same cargo room
CarTrunk volumevs BMW 750iLChecked suitcasesMeasured
BMW 740iL13 cu ft0 cu ft22001
Volkswagen Phaeton13 cu ft0 cu ft22006
Mazda Protege13 cu ft0 cu ft22003
Infiniti Q4514 cu ft+1 cu ft22006
Rolls-Royce Silver Seraph12 cu ft-1 cu ft22002
Cadillac Seville15 cu ft+2 cu ft22004
ROWS 6·SOURCE EPA interior volume + ForCar
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Frequently asked questions

How much cargo space does the BMW 750iL have?

13 cu ft in the trunk in the 2001 model, with 114 cu ft of passenger space. The average for 73 sedans and coupes with a similar cabin is 15.6 cu ft.

Does the 750iL have more cargo space than the Lincoln Mark?

No: 13 cu ft against 14 cu ft for the 1998 Lincoln Mark, about 1 cu ft less.

Has the 750iL's trunk got bigger over the years?

Not much overall: 13 cu ft in 1989 and 13 cu ft in 2001, though it ranged from 13 to 15 cu ft in between.

Which cars have the same cargo room as the 750iL?

The closest by volume in the same body family are the BMW 740iL (13 cu ft), Volkswagen Phaeton (13 cu ft) and Mazda Protege (13 cu ft), against 13 cu ft for the 750iL.

Cargo and passenger volumes from EPA interior-volume records, measured 2001 for the BMW 750iL, seats up. Luggage capacity computed by ForCar at 80% usable volume against airline-standard case sizes (how we count). Last updated Nov 2026. — ForCar Reviewed by , founder of ForCar.
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