Compare Dimensions Side by Side 1982 Porsche 944 vs. 2003 Suzuki Wagon R
Compare the size of two cars side by side and see their differences at a glance. Simply enter the vehicle names, and our tool creates a clear visual comparison of their length, width, and height. This makes it easy to find out which car is longer, wider, or taller, and helps you better understand their overall proportions. Whether you are checking if a car will fit in your garage, comparing everyday models, or exploring larger SUVs, this tool provides a straightforward way to see all key dimensions in one place.
Here’s how the 1982 Porsche 944 and the 2003 Suzuki Wagon R compare in size:
In terms of length, the 1982 Porsche 944 measures 4320 mm (170.08 in), making it 925 mm (36.42 in) (21.4 %) longer than the 2003 Suzuki Wagon R at 3395 mm (133.66 in). Looking at width, the 1982 Porsche 944 spans 1735 mm (68.31 in), which is 260 mm (10.24 in) (15.0 %) broader than the 2003 Suzuki Wagon R at 1475 mm (58.07 in). As for height, the 2003 Suzuki Wagon R reaches 1645 mm (64.76 in), which is 370 mm (14.57 in) (22.5 %) taller than the 1982 Porsche 944 at 1275 mm (50.20 in).
Overall, the 1982 Porsche 944 is longer and wider than the 2003 Suzuki Wagon R, while the 2003 Suzuki Wagon R is taller than the 1982 Porsche 944.
Length
4320 mm170.1 in
3395 mm133.7 in
Width
1735 mm68.3 in
1475 mm58.1 in
Height
1275 mm50.2 in
1645 mm64.8 in
4320 mm170.1 in🟢 +925 mm+36.4 in (+27.2%)
3395 mm133.7 in🔴 -925 mm-36.4 in (-21.4%)
1735 mm68.3 in🟢 +260 mm+10.2 in (+17.6%)
1475 mm58.1 in🔴 -260 mm-10.2 in (-15.0%)
1275 mm50.2 in🔴 -370 mm-14.6 in (-22.5%)
1645 mm64.8 in🟢 +370 mm+14.6 in (+29.0%)
1982 Porsche 944
2003 Suzuki Wagon R
Side-by-Side Specs: Dimensions, Weight & More
General Info
Body Style:
Coupe
Minivan
Model Year:
1982
2003
Production:
1982-1991 Discontinued Model
2003-2008 Discontinued Model
Dimensions
Length:
4200-4320 mm165.4-170.1 in 🟢 +805 mm+31.7 in (+23.7%) - 🟢 +925 mm+36.4 in (+27.2%)
3395 mm133.7 in 🔴 -925 mm-36.4 in (-21.4%) - 🔴 -805 mm-31.7 in (-19.2%)
