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The same as the volume of water you can fit in it. Grab the garden hose and fill your boot up with water. Then measure how many litres fit in your boot. Each litre is the same as 1 cubic metre. So this will tell you the volume of your car's boot.
Alternatively, you could just measure the approximate boot height, width and depth and multiply them together to get the volume :)
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