A sedan, also called a saloon, is a car with an enclosed passenger area, usually four doors and two rows of seats, and a separate trunk at the back.

A convertible, also called a cabriolet, drop-top, or sometimes a roadster, is a car with a roof that folds back, retracts, or comes off so it can be driven open-air; a roadster usually means a sporty, often two-seat convertible.

A hatchback, sometimes called a liftback or five-door car, is a car with a rear door that lifts upward and opens into/" the passenger area, making the cargo space part of the cabin.

A station wagon, also called a wagon or estate car, is a car with a long roof, a rear cargo area connected to the cabin, and a back door that lifts up; its name comes from early wagons that carried people and luggage to and from train stations.

A minivan, also called an MPV or people carrier, is a roomy passenger vehicle with a tall roof, sliding side doors, and flexible seating for several people.

Sport utility vehicle

A sport utility vehicle (SUV), also called a sport-utility or utility vehicle, is a passenger vehicle with a raised body, roomy interior, and cargo space; some SUVs have all-wheel or four-wheel drive.

A hardtop is a car design with no fixed centre pillar between the front and rear side windows, so when the windows are lowered, the side opening looks uninterrupted.

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Term	Definition
sedan	A sedan, also called a saloon, is a car with an enclosed passenger area, usually four doors and two rows of seats, and a separate trunk at the back.
convertible	A convertible, also called a cabriolet, drop-top, or sometimes a roadster, is a car with a roof that folds back, retracts, or comes off so it can be driven open-air; a roadster usually means a sporty, often two-seat convertible.
Hatchback	A hatchback, sometimes called a liftback or five-door car, is a car with a rear door that lifts upward and opens into/" the passenger area, making the cargo space part of the cabin.
station wagon	A station wagon, also called a wagon or estate car, is a car with a long roof, a rear cargo area connected to the cabin, and a back door that lifts up; its name comes from early wagons that carried people and luggage to and from train stations.
Mini van	A minivan, also called an MPV or people carrier, is a roomy passenger vehicle with a tall roof, sliding side doors, and flexible seating for several people.
Sport utility vehicle	A sport utility vehicle (SUV), also called a sport-utility or utility vehicle, is a passenger vehicle with a raised body, roomy interior, and cargo space; some SUVs have all-wheel or four-wheel drive.
Hard top	A hardtop is a car design with no fixed centre pillar between the front and rear side windows, so when the windows are lowered, the side opening looks uninterrupted.

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