What is the frunk called in England?

[Billee]

foot?

 

[Jdcleary]

foot?

Toe?

 

[Billee]

I guess I need to explain it:

trunk in front = frunk in USA

boot in front = foot in England

 

[El joe]

The CarWow guy always seems to call it a “Froot”.

 

[swaltner]

The CarWow guy always seems to call it a “Froot”.

That's what I said back in Aug 2018... #42

Eventually, they’ll call the frunk a froot (pronounced fruit).... “It’s the froot, you know, a front boot.”

 

[RobDickinson]

Its the Froot. Anyone else saying anything else is poorly informed.

 

[linux-works]

the froot goes up front; then I suppose the salad goes in the back? or is that the soup?

 

[HKP_Tom]

Frunk here too. The one at the back is the boot.

Albeit some Brits will still insist on calling it the bonnet, even though it has storage, not an engine in there!

 

[miimura]

Frunk here too. The one at the back is the boot.

Albeit some Brits will still insist on calling it the bonnet, even though it has storage, not an engine in there!

Even in the States, we open the hood to access the frunk. So it makes sense that you have to open the bonnet to access the froot.