ADJUSTABLE VEHICLE PLATFORM

A platform for the rear of a vehicle has a rear portion positionable within a trunk space and comprises a rear upper platform surface raised by at least one rear support. The rear portion has a first width and a first length extending across the trunk surface. A front portion comprises a front upper platform surface raised by at least one front support. The front portion has a second length and a second width extending across the folded rear seat surface. The front support rests upon the folded rear seat surface and is positionable along the second length so that the front upper platform surface and the rear upper platform surface combine to create an approximately flat continuous surface. A wing is mounted to the front portion that adjusts the width of the front portion by angling to a maximum of 180 degrees relative to the front upper platform surface.