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One of the reasons I bought this vehicle was that I could get a drum set in it. I haven't loaded it up yet, but I'm sure it can hold a lot. Any other musicians out there?

It can hold quite a bit. I'm not sure about drums, but it can hold four guitars and half a Marshall stack with ease.

My sons's 5pc TAMA kit fit in no problem, with room left for his bassist's hardware. No place left for the bassist to sit with the rear seat down...but details...details...

100 watt Marshall tube combo, two guitars, gig bag, two full size coolers, some folding chairs, a couple of blankets and extra clothes (outdoor venue), and four full size humans.I didn't say "adults" since our behaviour was probably less than.

I'm a drummer too.Fits my 11 piece set in with the back seat folded down.I've always been curious to see what instruments other members played.

Fit my entire PA system plus two guitars, a bass, assorted gig bags and a cute roadie/groupie in the front passenger seat! Don't think you'll have any problems getting a drum kit in there. On a related topic...that's one impressive list of artists you've performed with. How was your experience with Manhattan Transfer?

Hon says no problem. He's a bassist, but his brother's a drummer. He said you could fit it in the back with the seats down. He's put his other drummer friend's equipment in the back of his jetta, but I'm sure the Vibe would be MUCH easier....an asset for musicians, or anyone else!

My electronic set fits perfectly in the back with the seat folded down. I'm tempted to bring it to a GenVibe meet just to prove that it fits and I could play it through the car.

The Manhattan Transfer are very nice people. Here is a picture from the audition.Here is a picture of the little set I've been doing a lot of my gigs with.