A huge +1.
As a side note, I believe my Valiant and Rabbit had similar volume trunks. Any day of the week, though, the Rabbit was more useful. I can think of very few times the Valiant configuration would be more useful than the Rabbit (carrying big signs, I guess. Maybe my folding tent, I never had one when I had a Rabbit.) It was just a stunning example of that maxim... the Valiant is wide, long, and flat. You can fit a small cardboard box in most of the spots but there are also intruding hinges and of course the gas pipe...
When I had a Camaro and carried newspapers, I had to get very creative. I found a Camaro can carry 10,000 newspapers if you drive VERY slowly, and do not carry a spare, or your rear seats, or your passenger seat.
Side note: the Rabbit was made in Pennsylvania by union labor.

and I bought it with 101,000 miles on the clock, from my father, who could not get it to pass inspection. After much examination by a "foreign car specialist" (who cleaned the injectors for the first time, remember, this is before detergent gasoline, and the injectors dribbled badly), I finally fixed it myself by replacing a length of vacuum pipe ($32!). Great car really, no sound insulation at all, but it was quick 0-50 (easily beat my 305-powered Camaro) and never got less than 30 mpg. The downside was it was teeny inside and did I mention had no sound insulation at all? and was absolutely not designed to ever be serviced or repaired. Probably the best made car I ever had until our Neon.