As a former cellist my guess would be no, unless you lower the back of the passenger seat and put it in that way (or get a Cabriolet and stand it up somehow). I'd take the cello in to a dealer and try it out though. I could be wrong. My sister used to be a high school orchestra teacher and it was amazing the number of instruments she could get into a Honda Civic. Good luck!
as a 'betting man', my guess is YES. with the passenger seat folding 'flat', i would think that you could get it in with the neck (is that the correct term?) facing forward, towards the floor under the dash. this, if it fits this way, would not obscure your right side vision as putting it in the opposite way would.
like "JPaul" said....Post a Pic!!!! hey, if they can get a clothes dryer in one, why not a cello?
Well, my pal, Roverallover gets his 6'6" surfboard in his smart with the passenger seat folded flat so I would wager a yes guess. I, too, would love to see a photo of this.
"Over four days, I threw everything its way — a 6-foot-4 nephew, 8-foot cross-country-skis, a cello, groceries and two claustrophobes (one at a time.)
Its design is deceptive: It looks like passengers should be horribly cramped, yet they aren't. It's like Narnia's wardrobe, a seemingly small space that widens upon entry.
The stuff was accommodated; the people, impressed."
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