Biggest and smallest Vehicles you have owned?

The largest would be my 1988 and 1989 Ford F-350 4X4 Diesel trucks and the smallest would be the 1960 Rambler American 2-door station wagon.
I just remembered that in 1968 I had a Renault Dauphine for a short while. Wife and I also had a couple of Mazda GLCs in the mid-late 80s, and the hatch, I'm sure, was smaller than the Rambler.

Yes, just checked ... The Mazda hatch was about 10 inches shorter and about 11 inches narrow than the American. And the Renault was about 4 inches narrower and 4 inches shorter than the Mazda.
 
I've had a couple of Minis, real ones, and the largest an RL Bedford, an ex Army 4x4. The RL was not for commercial use, I used to drive it around town, carrying stuff.
 
Smallest - 1989 Honda Civic Hatchback
Largest - 2011 Ram 1500 in my signature (By today’s standards, my regular cab, short bed truck really isn’t large.) 🤔
 
Biggest: My current CX5.

Smallest: Focus. The Evo was wider than a large sedan but I could also technically park in the "compact car only" spots ;)
 
Smallest -

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Smallest - the Smart car in my signature…

Largest - ‘72 Ford LTD or M36A2 deuce and a half (2 1/2 ton) truck
Both were about the same size, snicker…
 
Biggest probably 1998 MB S500 in w140 body, 2009 Kia Borrego. Smallest- 2013 Fiat 500 turbocharged version which I modified a lot, it was absolute hoot to drive, sounded very angry and handled like it was on rails. Miss that car...
 
I'd say my largest and smallest are the two I have right now. Toyota Sequoia on the large end, the Fiat Spider on the small end. I could almost park the Spider in the back of the Sequoia, and if I have to sneeze while in the Spider I have to quickly lower both windows and lower the top at least halfway. After driving the Spider for a few days, the Sequoia feels like a comfortable school bus, and after driving the Sequoia around the Spider feels like a slightly refined go kart.

Whoa, just scolled up and noticed Dishdude has my car!
 
Roughly all the same size. The longest would be the Super Cab Ranger, shortest the 2 door Explorers, other than that very little difference in dimensions.
 
Biggest for me would be the 1996 Dodge Ram 1500 and the smallest would be the 2001 Hyundai Accent. I'll probably swing back to the big end of the spectrum here soon as I'm strongly considering picking up a used Nissan Titan as a second vehicle.
 
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