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An estate car is a station wagon.
The American Heritage Dictionary defines a station wagon as "an automobile with one or more rows of folding or removable seats behind the driver and no luggage compartment but an area behind the seats into which suitcases, parcels, etc., can be loaded through a tailgate." The dictionary also calls the term an "Americanism."
A hatchback, in contrast, has a proper boot that constitutes the rear of the vehicle and opens in an outward and upward fashion. Hatchbacks are usually smaller than estates.
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What is a 5 door car called?
A station wagon, hatchback or estate car. Depending on which country you are in.
What is the difference between liftback and coupe cars?
There is not necessarily a difference. A coupe refers to any 2 door car. Technically, the hatchback or liftback is not a door, so it may still properly be called a coupe if a liftback car has 2 doors. However, the liftback or hatchback is often referred to today as a 3 door, or for a true 4 door car, as a 5 door.
I want to know difference between Saloon and hatchback car?
A saloon car has a bonnet (UK) hood (US) at the front and a boot (UK) trunk(US) at the back. A hatchback is the same at the front but at the back there is a door that opens (upwards) straight into the car. They often have fold down rear seats so that you can store more stuff.
What is a hatchback car?
consider it a car with a tailgate that pops up. search for Honda civic hatchback .. you see tons
What is the difference between sedan and hatchback?
The main difference is how the trunk space is partitioned. Hatchbacks are also normally shorter than sedans. With a sedan, the trunk is partitioned away from the passenger cabin and is only accessible by opening the trunk. With a hatchback there is no trunk per se. A hatchback has space behind the rear passenger seat that is accessible through a rear door or window; often referred to as a "hatch", "lift gate", or some other term.
What is hatchback cars?
A hatchback is a car with a boot that opens up and is one piece.
What vehicles are considered megane cars?
The Megane is a small family car produced by the French automaker Renault since 1995. The cars include the hatchback, saloon, coupe, convertible, and estate bodystyles.
What kind of car is a Vauxhall Corsa?
A Vauxhall Corsa is a European hatchback car. It comes in a variety of models and was produced between 1982 and 1993. The primary manufacturers were in Spain.
Which hatchback car is good as a taxi in india?
huandai
What is a saloon or an estate?
Saloon and estate are descriptions of the shape of the rear of a car. In a saloon car the roof drops at the back and there is a trunk or boot at the back. In an estate car the roof line doesn't drop off providing a much larger boot space.If you Google for "estate car images" and "saloon car images" you'll find some pictures that demonstrate the shape difference.
What are the different body styles for a Peugeot 308?
The different body styles for a Peugeot 308 are Hatchback, Estate, Cabriolet, Sedan and 2011 Facelift. Peugeot is manufactured by French car makers in small quantity.
What type of car is the Fiat Stilo?
Fiat Stilo's are small hatchback or estate cars designed for families. It is available in 3 or 5 door options, however it has now been succeeded by the Fiat Bravo.
