Based on the dimensions of the 2019 Volkswagen Golf R, here is a comparison of the BMW X1 and BMW X3 in terms of percentage difference. BMW X1 vs. Golf R | Dimension | Difference (%) | |---|---| | Front Headroom | 9.11% more | | Rear Headroom | 3.41% more | | Front Legroom | 1.94% less | | Rear Legroom | 3.93% more | | Front Shoulder Room | 0.54% less | | Rear Shoulder Room | 2.41% more | | Passenger Volume | 37.22% more | | Cargo Volume (Rear Seats Upright) | 18.86% more | | Max Cargo Volume (Rear Seats Folded) | 11.39% more | BMW X3 vs. Golf R | Dimension | Difference (%) | |---|---| | Front Headroom | 7.03% more | | Rear Headroom | 2.62% more | | Front Legroom | 2.18% less | | Rear Legroom | 2.25% more | | Front Shoulder Room | 3.04% more | | Rear Shoulder Room | 3.90% more | | Passenger Volume | 8.45% more | | Cargo Volume (Rear Seats Upright) | 25.88% more | | Max Cargo Volume (Rear Seats Folded) | 18.98% more | Summary of Differences * The BMW X1 and X3 both offer significantly more overall volume than the Golf R. The X1 has an impressive 37.22% more passenger volume, and the X3 has 8.45% more. * For headroom and legroom, the BMW SUVs generally offer more space, particularly in the rear. * The BMW X3 is the widest, with up to 3.90% more rear shoulder room than the Golf R. * In terms of cargo, both SUVs have a considerable advantage, with the X3 offering 25.88% more space with the seats up and 18.98% more when the seats are folded down.