Storage spot for cargo tray?

[Swordsmith]

Looking around at some old reviews, I stumbled across this line

Favorite Detail: The hatchback features a removable floor that can be positioned at two heights, segmenting the cargo area. Also, there's a nesting place on the rear seatbacks to hold the cargo cover when it's not needed.

Read more: 2012 Chevrolet Sonic Test Drive - Chevrolet Sonic Review - Popular Mechanics

Nice review overall... but the bolded part here is my question; what? Have I overlooked this little feature or did it get removed? I generally end up with the top cargo tray hanging off one of its two posts and across the passenger seat or something equally untidy. Car is parked several blocks away due to Xmas relatives eating all the nearby spots, I'll go check later.

 

[Eric Smit]

I'll have to look into that when I get back to the car. interesting.


-Eric Smit

 

[doreo]

Yup pop it up and it slides in

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[rdss]

Yup pup it up and it slides in

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"Yup pup it up"?!

 

[Eric Smit]

lets see.

-Eric Smit

 

[doreo]

Looks like you found it

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[Eric Smit]

indeed.


-Eric Smit

 

[laborsmith]

Slides in place but needs a little jiggling. Salesperson showed me how when I got my first Sonic. Neat that it is there but I actually never use it because i I am carrying something that needs it to be removed, whatever I am hauling needs the back seats to be folded down.

Laborsmith

 

[Eric Smit]

I'll never use it. I like it there.


-Eric Smit

 

[Swordsmith]

I had to run to the store so I went and figured it out, just like those illustrations. Not sure it will be useful as such, but maybe. Looks tidy, anyway. But I usually run lid in place, because no resonator. Pretty funny that review said this was the nicest feature. Hello what about the armrest that helps you hold your elbow close to your ear!