Size comparison · drawn to scale
Daihatsu Terios J200 vs Citroen C4 Cactus I: size comparison
- Length C4 Cactus I 62 mm2 in longer
- Width C4 Cactus I 34 mm1 in wider
- Height Terios J200 224 mm9 in taller
- Boot C4 Cactus I 153 L5.4 cu ft more
Car 1 blue, solid outline
Car 2 coral, dashed outline
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Scale about 1:22 on a desktop screen · grid 500 mm1 ft · in Overlay both cars start at the front bumper Side view: dashed lines mark the axles Front view: width without mirrors Top view: footprint on the road
Dimensions and difference
The Terios J200 is 62 mm2 in shorter, 34 mm1 in narrower and 224 mm9 in taller than the C4 Cactus I. Its wheelbase is 15 mm0.6 in shorter.
| Dimension | Terios J200 | C4 Cactus I | Difference, car 1 vs car 2 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Length | 4,095 mm13 ft 5 in13 ft 5 in4,095 mm | 4,157 mm13 ft 8 in13 ft 8 in4,157 mm | −62 mm−2 in −1.5% |
| Width | 1,695 mm5 ft 7 in5 ft 7 in1,695 mm | 1,729 mm5 ft 8 in5 ft 8 in1,729 mm | −34 mm−1 in −2.0% |
| Height | 1,705 mm5 ft 7 in5 ft 7 in1,705 mm | 1,481 mm4 ft 10 in4 ft 10 in1,481 mm | +224 mm+9 in +15.1% |
| Wheelbase | 2,580 mm8 ft 6 in8 ft 6 in2,580 mm | 2,595 mm8 ft 6 in8 ft 6 in2,595 mm | −15 mm−0.6 in −0.6% |
| Footprint | 6.94 m²74.7 sq ft74.7 sq ft6.94 m² | 7.19 m²77.4 sq ft77.4 sq ft7.19 m² | −0.25 m²−2.7 sq ft −3.4% |
| Boot | 205 L7.2 cu ft7.2 cu ft205 L | 358 L12.6 cu ft12.6 cu ft358 L | −153 L−5.4 cu ft −42.7% |
| Kerb weight | 1,125 kg2,480 lb2,480 lb1,125 kg | 1,040–1,165 kg2,293–2,568 lb2,293–2,568 lb1,040–1,165 kg | +85 kg+187 lb +8.2% |
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. Weight difference compares the lightest versions.
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.
Terios J200
- Single garage
- Fits 1,405 mm4 ft 7 in to spare in length, 653 mm2 ft 2 in each side
- Parking bay
- Tight 905 mm3 ft 0 in to spare in length, 403 mm1 ft 4 in each side
C4 Cactus I
- Single garage
- Fits 1,343 mm4 ft 5 in to spare in length, 636 mm2 ft 1 in each side
- Parking bay
- Tight 843 mm2 ft 9 in to spare in length, 386 mm1 ft 3 in each side
Frequently asked questions
Which is bigger, the Daihatsu Terios J200 or the Citroen C4 Cactus I?
The Citroen C4 Cactus I is the bigger car by footprint (length × width). The Terios J200 is 62 mm shorter, 34 mm narrower and 224 mm taller than the C4 Cactus I. Its wheelbase is 15 mm shorter.
Will the Daihatsu Terios J200 and the Citroen C4 Cactus I fit in a standard garage?
In a typical single garage of 5.5 × 3.0 m inside: The Daihatsu Terios J200 fits with room to open the doors (1,405 mm to spare in length, 653 mm each side). The Citroen C4 Cactus I fits with room to open the doors (1,343 mm to spare in length, 636 mm each side). Widths are without mirrors; check your own garage with our garage checker.
Which has the bigger boot?
The Citroen C4 Cactus I: 358 L against 205 L in the Daihatsu Terios J200 (seats up, as quoted by the maker).
Drawn to one scale
Both cars use the same millimetre grid, so a longer bonnet or a taller roof shows exactly as it is.
Wheels at the real wheelbase
Dashed lines mark the axles. In Overlay both cars start at the front bumper; car 2 has a dashed outline.
Will it fit my garage?
Switch to Top view, or to feet and inches if your garage plan is in feet. Allow about 600 mm (2 ft) for opening the doors.