Types of cars

Answer 1

Ford

Holden BMW Audi Prius ToyotaHonda Jaguar Landrover LexusMazda Mercedes Nissan PeugeotProton SAAB Toyota Volkswagen MG Australia Daihatsu Chrysler Jeep Australia

Answer 2

Different Kinds Of Cars

Door Sedans

Sedans are known as luxury vehicles and make a good choice for most automobile shoppers. The elegant style has an enclosed trunk, which offers security, while the rear doors allow easy entry for rear-seat passengers. Most luxury vehicles are four-door sedans, because they are more comfortable than most other body styles. The smallest sedans available in the market are sub-compact sedans like Hyundai Accent and Chevrolet Metro. Compact models like Honda Civic and Ford Focus are slightly larger.

Door Coupes

Coupes are usually driven by single adults or childless couples. Most of them have a hatchback instead of a trunk, to allow large items to be carried for short distances. The rear seats are difficult to access and hence, the front doors have to be used. Door coupes have been classified into three parts, namely, club coupe, business coupe and opera coupe. Club coupe has a larger rear seat like those of sedans. Business coupes do not have rear or removable rear seat. They are usually used for carrying wares alongside. Opera coupe is a royal sedan with a high roof and a removable rear seat.

Station Wagons

A family that spends most of the time traveling will consider looking at minivans, sport utility vehicles (SUVs) or station wagons. Station wagons are considered as the first choice for active families. In North America, first minivans and then SUVs grabbed most of the station wagons' customer base. Nonetheless, station wagons offer more stability, better gas mileage, lower insurance rates and even SUV-sized interiors.

Convertibles

Convertibles are two seater cars, with high-performance engines and superior handling. However, companies like GM, Ford, Mitsubishi and Chrysler offer a few "normal" convertibles, i.e., regular production coupes with four seats and convertible tops as well, such as the Chevrolet Cavalier, Pontiac Sunfire, Ford Mustang, Dodge Avenger, Chrysler Conquest and Mitsubishi Eclipse Spyder. Luxury convertibles are offered by BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Saab and Volvo.

Sports Cars

Sports cars were originally European two-seat roadsters, designed for both daily travel and weekend racing hobbyists. The term sports-sedan is a more recent term to describe a four-door vehicle that is handled like a sports coupe or roadster. Sports cars are cool and fun to drive, though not affordable for daily transportation.