The Saris Bones can be adjusted to fit any car I've ever seen or heard of. Thefeet of the upper legs will rest on the trunk lid (or the glass), as with the one you've pictured. If that doesn't concern you, you certainly can make it work. They're light and inexpensive.

 

Hi, have you thought about a trailer hitch and hitch bike rack instead? Depending on how much your bikes cost it might be a good investment. You should be able to find a bolt on receiver type trailer hitch and I think Thule makes the rack.

Just another option that might be worth thinking about.

PS - thule.com has a fit guild that might help.

Later, Axlenut

 

I had a Boxster S for several years. The only rack I found that I was even thinking about putting on the car was one designed for it as a hitch type rack.

http://www.birdautomotive.com/Bike Rack Boxster.htm

Never did do it though. Just drove the SUV when I had to drive to a ride.

Len

 

Check this:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/willwoodsystem

If you use a trunk mount rack like a Saris Bones, consider getting some protective film from an auto supply store and sticking some on to protect the car's paint where the mount's pads rest.

 

If no fitment guide lists your car just get creative. I use a "non qualified" rack on my Z Coupe with one slight adjustment and it has worked perfectly for the 4 years I have had the car.

Mine looks similar to the one in your original picture. (rack not car)

 

If you wanna be really cool...

Just put the top down with the bike in the passenger's seat! :thumbsup: