What's the difference between boatload and carload?

Boatload

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(1) One witness said four carloads of young African-Caribbean men had cruised down Dudley Road and suggested there had been no doubt what they were planning to loot.
(2) On 16 November, four carloads of them arrived at his parents' house while they were celebrating Eid and chased him up the stairs.
(3) After their release, late at night, they were ambushed on a remote road by two carloads of Klan members.
(4) A New York Times article the next year estimated that it attracted 30,000 daily carloads of shoppers who “stroll about and window-shop just as they do on Fifth Avenue in New York”.
(5) I know personally of at least two or three carloads going down from south Wales, but there could be more."
(6) A recent show by local grime collective Levelz, for example, saw them ask fans to bring tins of food to a show rather than paying a ticket price : they ended up with six carloads to take to their local food bank.
(7) But a simple fact about the street, and those around it, sheds light on the police mindset: one by one, carload by carload, year by year, decade by decade, in an inexorable, remorseless exodus, white faces, faces like theirs, have vanished.