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  • Sedan 4 doors and a trunk – the most popular body style in the U.S.
  • Wagon A 4-door car with added cargo space and versatility
  • Crossover The tall stance of an SUV; the comfort and efficiency of a car
  • Luxury Comfort, convenience and prestige, in a variety of shapes and sizes
  • Coupe A 2-door, usually sleeker and sportier than a sedan
  • Hatchback A 2- or 4-door car, with a hatch instead of a trunk
  • SUV Capable like a truck, with plenty of room for people and cargo
  • Hybrid An efficient mix of gas and electric power
  • Convertible A retractable roof for more sun, wind, and freedom
  • Pickup A truck with an open bed, useful for work and play
  • Van/Minivan Ultimate people-movers, filled with family convenience

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