Look for something with a ~32" tall door clearance and it will do.
not always true. if the rear seats don't lay flat, you might encounter issues.
i've loaded a bunch of vehicles:1, a BMW, and the headliner and cargo roof lights got in the way once i cleared the rear entrance.
the same thing happened with a subaru. in both cases, i had the machine hang 1/2 way out the tailgate, strapped the machine
sucure, and used a bungee cord and a towel to keep the hatch level with the roofline of the vehicle. both were short trips home,
and clear skies.
a couple of times (when i wasnt' there), a customer would load up a vehicle by themselves. one pair, damaged the side of a cabinet by
loading it sideways and catching the hatch latch on the cabinet artwork/sides.
another gentleman did NOT strap the machine into his pickup. it ended up on the street 5 miles away...
another person bought a machine to the shop for repair. he had it on legs, head up, in the back of his
truck. the head ripped off from wind. the termite damage helped that to happen.