- estate/wagon) that is
hinged at roof level,
similar to
hatchbacks.
Liftback cars are
similar to
hatchbacks from a
functional perspective in
having a tailgate...
-
which was
offered only as a three-door
hatchback. The rest of the
world received three- and five-door
hatchbacks. The Type R was
redesigned as well this...
-
configuration is
called a
saloon (/səˈlun/).
Hatchback sedans are
known simply as
hatchbacks (not
hatchback saloons); long-wheelbase
luxury saloons with...
-
Ibiza Mk4 that was
launched in 2008 and the Audi A1. The
first Polos were
hatchbacks, with the
saloon being marketed as the
Volkswagen Derby. With the release...
-
crossover SUV. Most crossover-styled
hatchbacks do not have all-wheel-drive.
Forerunners of the SUV-themed
hatchback are the 1983 Fiat
Panda 4x4, the 1994...
- hardtop,
Corolla Levin and
Sprinter Trueno sports coupés and
hatchbacks, and the
Corolla FX
hatchback,
which became the
Corolla RunX,
while the
Sprinter became...
- are also
typical features for
station wagons and
hatchbacks.
Distinguishing features between hatchbacks and
station wagons include: D-pillar:
Station wagons...
- called, and even
counted as, a rear 'door' on
hatchbacks). As such, a
liftback is
essentially a
hatchback with a
gently sloping roof, with a side profile...
- ****anese
manufacturer Honda since 1981. The City was
originally a 3-door
hatchback/2-door
convertible for the ****anese,
European and
Australasian markets...
- Auto Show in
hatchback body style. The
vehicle was
initially branded as the Auris, a
nameplate Toyota used
historically for
Corolla hatchbacks, but had subsequently...
