Correct answer
In the boot.
Placing luggage in the boot is the best option for saving fuel for several reasons: it improves stability and safety, as luggage in the boot keeps the weight centred and low, helping the car to handle better and be more stable, especially when braking and cornering. It reduces wind resistance: if luggage is placed on the roof, on a roof rack, wind resistance increases, making the car work harder and therefore use more fuel. It avoids safety risks: loose luggage inside the passenger compartment can be dangerous in the event of sudden braking or an accident, as it may be thrown forward and injure occupants. In summary, using the boot for luggage is safer and more efficient, helping to save fuel.
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In the boot or on the roof rack; it makes no difference.
On the roof rack.
In the boot.
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