Vehicle Size Guide

Why vehicle size affects the price

A larger vehicle normally has more bodywork, glass, wheels, cabin surface area and carpet to clean. Height and width also affect access and working time. Size pricing gives customers a consistent starting point, but it does not replace a condition assessment where heavy contamination or an unusual layout materially changes the work required.

Small and Medium vehicles

Small is intended for city cars and compact hatchbacks with limited cabin and load space. Medium commonly includes family hatchbacks, saloons and similar vehicles. A compact crossover may move into Large because its height, wheel size and interior volume require more time than a conventional hatchback of a similar length.

Large and Extra Large vehicles

Large commonly covers estates, crossovers and small vans. Extra Large is intended for large SUVs, 4x4s and vans with substantially greater exterior and interior area. Seven-seat layouts, long-wheelbase bodies and extensive load compartments can also affect the band, particularly for interior work.

Condition remains a separate factor

Two vehicles of the same model can require very different working time. Embedded pet hair, sand, staining, mould, heavy road contamination or paint correction are not simply size issues. The service page explains the normal scope, while additional requirements are discussed before work begins so the final treatment remains clear.

What to do when you are unsure

Choose the closest body-style example when starting a booking and provide the make and model when contacting us. Auto Opulence will confirm the correct band before the appointment. This is particularly useful for coupé-style SUVs, long estates, converted vans and vehicles with non-standard seating or load areas.

At a glance

Auto Opulence vehicle size bands