Yes ... But I'm a lazy arse and it's a faff to do. But once it's folded it's an easy fit.
Given that a folded Brommi easily fits in the boot of a Smart (more than one + extra luggage, to be precise): Isn't rather astonishing that car dimensions grew so massively over the last decades and despite their sometimes grotesque outside dimensions there's surprisingly little space inside? A convertible Mini is pretty useless in terms of boot space, that's a known. But a Q5 - honestly? What good is a car of that size if one single Brommi is able to fill it's boot? And what do you do if you dont own a Brommi but a folder with bigger folded dimensions or a non-folder?
Seems to be a common pattern today. A couple of years ago I rented a modern Mercedes A class through car sharing. Pretty massive outside dimensions, given that it is a compact car. On the inside I felt really cramped. I'm a slick person, but boy, there was not much space on the driver's seat. I don't even mention the boot. Many modern cars look to me as if they were taken from a disney comic, exaggerated in every dimension. Obvious with American pickup-trucks (thankfully there aren't many here in Berlin) but even retro cars like the Fiat 500 look strange when you see a elderly small looking person, barely visible inside a giant (compared to the original) Fiat 500x, the SUVed version of the blown up version of the original. Looks a little bit like Gulliver's travels, just that it's the cars that traveled and now look giant in comparison to the rest of the surounding.
