Simply refer to our Vehicle Size Reference Chart to determine your car's category, and we'll take care of the rest!



Vehicle Size Guide: Small

For our business purposes, the following vehicles are classified as "Small":

Typically 2-seater/2-door cars, including:

Examples:

Porsche Boxster

Toyota 86, Supra

Audi TT

Mazda Miata

Nissan 350Z

Smart cars (e.g. Smart Fortwo, Smart Forfour)

Note: This classification applies to our services and may vary from standard industry definitions.

Vehicle Size Guide: Medium

For our business purposes, the following vehicles are classified as "Medium":

Typically 4-5 seater, 4-door sedans and coupes, including:

Examples:

Honda (Civic, Accord)

Toyota (Camry, Corolla)

Porsche (Carrera, Panamera)

BMW (3, 4, 5, 7, 8 series)

Mercedes (C, E, S Class)

Audi (A3, A4, A5, A6, A7, A8)

VW (Golf, Passat, Jetta)

Tesla (Model 3, S)

Nissan (Sentra, Altima, Maxima)

Lamborghini Huracan

Audi R8

Ford Mustang

Chevrolet (Corvette, Camaro)

Dodge (Challenger, Charger, Viper)

Nissan GT-R

Toyota tacoma (single cab)

Subaru Legacy

Note: This classification applies to our services and may vary from standard industry definitions.

Vehicle Size Guide: Large

For our business purposes, the following vehicles are classified as "Large ":

SUVs or crossovers with 2-row seating and large cargo areas, small trucks with 4-door or crew cabs, including:

Examples:

Porsche (Cayenne, Macan)

Range Rover (Evoque, Velar, Sport, Vogue)

BMW (X3, X4, X5, X6)

Mercedes (GLB, GLC, GLE, G-Wagon)

Audi (Q3, Q5)

VW (Taos, Tiguan 2 row)

Tesla (Model Y)

Nissan (Qashgai, Rogue, Murano)

Honda (CR-V, Passport)

Toyota (RAV-4, Venza, Highlander 2 row)

Toyota Tacoma (4-door)

Jeep Gladiator

Subaru Outback

Note: This classification applies to our services and may vary from standard industry definitions.

Vehicle Size Guide: X-Large

For our business purposes, the following vehicles are classified as "X-Large ":

SUVs with 3-row seating, full-size trucks, and mini-vans, including:

Examples:

Land Rover (Defender, Discovery)

BMW (X7)

Mercedes (GLS)

Audi (Q7, Q8)

VW (Atlas)

Tesla (Model X)

GMC (Yukon, Sierra)

Cadillac (Escalade)

Nissan (Pathfinder, Armada)

Honda (Pilot)

Toyota (4Runner, Sequoia)

Ford (Explorer, Expedition)

Honda Odyssey

Dodge Caravan

Chevrolet silverado

Ford F-150

Note: This classification applies to our services and may vary from standard industry definitions.

RV or boat

"RV or boat linear ft” refers to the total straight-line length of the RV or boat from the very front to the very back, measured in feet. This includes anything that extends the length—like bumpers, ladders, trailers, or swim platforms (for boats).

It’s a common way to calculate pricing for services like:

• Detailing (cleaning, waxing, polishing)

• Storage (monthly or seasonal fees)

• Transport (towing or shipping fees)

• Marina slips or RV park spots

Example:

If your rate is $15 per linear foot

• A 32-foot boat = $480

• A 40-foot RV = $600

It’s a fair and easy way to scale pricing based on the size of the vehicle or vessel.