Basic Guide To Action Cars

Sedan - Coupe car with luggage, structurally separated from the passenger compartment (on early car had the appearance of trunk is usually fastened to rear of body trunk, coffer or absent), without opening and closing the door in back wall, usually with two or three series of full-size seats. Action cars body type is the most common among the bodies of car.

Classic sedan has three clearly marked volume - the engine compartment, cabin and trunk - and the center column, and the length of first and third volumes meant about the same. In fifties - early sixties, it was fashionable to do the trunk of same length or longer than the hood, and after the mid-sixties, the length of boot volume gradually decreased, while increasing its height to compensate for volume reduction, which eventually formed the characteristic of modern sedans tapered silhouette . This body style was appropriate and aerodynamic point of view.

In North America, the so-called any body, including a sedan with a dedicated trunk. In Europe, so can call hatchback and liftback with a small ledge on the sloping rear door (the same type in terminology of company Ford. Sedan (four-door) without central pillars and (usually) with glass doors without external frames, or frames with retractable, fixed on the glass - it is a sedan, hardtop, four-door hardtop or (rarely) hardtop convertible. Real four-door hardtop made almost exclusively in United States in fifties - the seventies, these were mostly large and heavy vehicles, such as Oldsmobile 98.

A small number ofse vehicles were produced in Japan in seventies - nineties. Two-door hardtop usually called "coupe", regardless of configuration of body, but it is more correct term in this case - it is the "two-door hardtop." Sedan, which has glass doors do not have frames, but the central rack is still there, not a hardtop. Here in first place should include automobile companies Ford, GM and Chrysler production seventies with such bodies as the pillared hardtop or colonnade hardtop, as well as some Japanese models such as Toyota Crown, Toyota Sprinter Marino and others.

Hatchback; a vehicle and the driver section can be reached via the boot / trunk. The luggage compartment is therefore not separately locked boot. Also referred to as a three or five-door. Identified by two "compartments", one for the engine and higher for passengers. Wagon; a car that what size often relates to same length as the sedan version and is in form an extended hatchback.

Throughout the seventies, two-door, and even in small and middle class - in many ways and four-door sedans were ousted in Europe more practical hatchback - respectively, three and five-door, and this process began with France, where in late sixties on hatchbacks accounted for most part of passenger car, and finally the European standard small car was asked by the German hatchback Volkswagen Golf.

Recent re-designed two-door sedans in Europe massively produced in early eighties - Ford Taunus TC, Audi 80, Opel Ascona C, and others. Even four-sedan in eighties began to appear in Europe obsolete body type - so, Ford Sierra and Ford Scorpio base type body was just a five-door hatchback and three-, four-door sedans and appeared in production program only in middle ofir release. Meanwhile, after both types of body took on the European market their clearly defined niche.

This is not the kind of sedan, and the body, an intermediate between a sedan, wagon and hatchback. Sometimes emit type hatchback, sedan or liftback. From hatchback body type is different this long rear overhang - hatchback it is shorter than the sedan, while the Liftback - the same. Abroad, this type is referred many car, and from domestic similar features has Iz-Combi.