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Alfa Romeo Junior I vs Ford Puma crossover: size comparison

  • Length Puma crossover 16 mm0.6 in longer
  • Width Puma crossover 25 mm1 in wider
  • Height Puma crossover 37 mm1 in taller
  • Boot Puma crossover 159 L5.6 cu ft more

Car 1 blue, solid outline

Junior I Alfa Romeo · 2024–present · SUV Junior I 4,170 × 1,780 × 1,500 mm13 ft 8 in × 5 ft 10 in × 4 ft 11 in Change

Car 2 coral, dashed outline

Puma crossover Ford · 2019–present · SUV Puma crossover 4,186 × 1,805 × 1,537 mm13 ft 9 in × 5 ft 11 in × 5 ft 1 in Change
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  • Car 1, blue, solid outline: Junior I
  • Car 2, coral, dashed outline: Puma crossover
0 m1 m2 m3 m4 m5 m1 m0 ft1 ft2 ft3 ft4 ft5 ft6 ft7 ft8 ft9 ft10 ft11 ft12 ft13 ft14 ft15 ft16 ft17 ft18 ft19 ft1 ft2 ft3 ft4 ft5 ftWheelbase 2,550 mmWheelbase 8 ft 4 inLength 4,170 mmLength 13 ft 8 in1,500 mm4 ft 11 inWheelbase 2,588 mmWheelbase 8 ft 6 inLength 4,186 mmLength 13 ft 9 in1,537 mm5 ft 1 in

Scale about 1:20 on a desktop screen · grid 500 mm1 ft · in Overlay both cars start at the front bumper Side view: dashed lines mark the axles

Dimensions and difference

The Junior I is 16 mm0.6 in shorter, 25 mm1 in narrower and 37 mm1 in lower than the Puma crossover. Its wheelbase is 38 mm1 in shorter.

DimensionJunior IPuma crossoverDifference, car 1 vs car 2
Length4,170 mm13 ft 8 in13 ft 8 in4,170 mm4,186 mm13 ft 9 in13 ft 9 in4,186 mm −16 mm−0.6 in −0.4%
Width1,780 mm5 ft 10 in5 ft 10 in1,780 mm1,805 mm5 ft 11 in5 ft 11 in1,805 mm −25 mm−1 in −1.4%
Height1,500 mm4 ft 11 in4 ft 11 in1,500 mm1,537 mm5 ft 1 in5 ft 1 in1,537 mm −37 mm−1 in −2.4%
Wheelbase2,550 mm8 ft 4 in8 ft 4 in2,550 mm2,588 mm8 ft 6 in8 ft 6 in2,588 mm −38 mm−1 in −1.5%
Footprint7.42 m²79.9 sq ft79.9 sq ft7.42 m²7.56 m²81.3 sq ft81.3 sq ft7.56 m² −0.13 m²−1.4 sq ft −1.8%
Boot415 L14.7 cu ft14.7 cu ft415 L574 L20.3 cu ft20.3 cu ft574 L −159 L−5.6 cu ft −27.7%
Kerb weightNot in our catalog yet1,205 kg2,657 lb2,657 lb1,205 kg -

Width without mirrors. Figures come from the catalog version pages; the drawing uses the same numbers. Body outlines are generic for the body type - proportions are exact, styling is not.

Garage and parking

A typical single garage is about 5.5 × 3.0 m18 ft 1 in × 9 ft 10 in inside; a parking bay about 5.0 × 2.5 m16 ft 5 in × 8 ft 2 in. Room to open a door: about 600 mm2 ft each side.

Junior I

Single garage
Fits 1,330 mm4 ft 4 in to spare in length, 610 mm2 ft 0 in each side
Parking bay
Tight 830 mm2 ft 9 in to spare in length, 360 mm1 ft 2 in each side

Puma crossover

Single garage
Tight 1,314 mm4 ft 4 in to spare in length, 598 mm2 ft 0 in each side
Parking bay
Tight 814 mm2 ft 8 in to spare in length, 348 mm1 ft 2 in each side

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Frequently asked questions

Which is bigger, the Alfa Romeo Junior I or the Ford Puma crossover?

The Ford Puma crossover is the bigger car by footprint (length × width). The Junior I is 16 mm shorter, 25 mm narrower and 37 mm lower than the Puma crossover. Its wheelbase is 38 mm shorter.

Will the Alfa Romeo Junior I and the Ford Puma crossover fit in a standard garage?

In a typical single garage of 5.5 × 3.0 m inside: The Alfa Romeo Junior I fits with room to open the doors (1,330 mm to spare in length, 610 mm each side). The Ford Puma crossover fits, but it is tight to get out (1,314 mm to spare in length, 598 mm each side). Widths are without mirrors; check your own garage with our garage checker.

Which has the bigger boot?

The Ford Puma crossover: 574 L against 415 L in the Alfa Romeo Junior I (seats up, as quoted by the maker).

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