csomagtartó

A csomagtartó is the Hungarian word for a car's trunk or boot. It is the storage compartment of a motor vehicle, typically located at the rear, although some vehicles like hatchbacks and station wagons also have a rear cargo area that can be accessed from the back. The primary purpose of the csomagtartó is to hold luggage, groceries, and other personal belongings.

The design and size of a csomagtartó can vary significantly depending on the make, model, and type of car. Sedans generally have a separate, enclosed trunk, while SUVs and hatchbacks often have a cargo area that is integrated into the passenger cabin, accessed by a liftgate. Some sports cars may have a very small csomagtartó, prioritizing performance and aesthetics over storage space.

Access to the csomagtartó is usually through a lid or a liftgate, which can be opened manually or electronically. Inside, many csomagtartók are lined with carpet or plastic to protect the contents and the compartment itself. Some vehicles offer features such as adjustable cargo nets, organizers, or even refrigerated compartments within the csomagtartó. The security of the csomagtartó is also a consideration, with most being lockable to prevent theft. In some cases, the spare tire and the car's jack are stored beneath the floor of the csomagtartó.