Sentences with phrase «doors than traditional sedans»

In recent years, many luxury automakers have introduced vehicles known as «four - door coupes,» cars with rakish rooflines and smaller rear doors than traditional sedans.

Not exact matches

The Maserati Quattroporte is more like a four - door Ferrari than a traditional luxury sedan such as the Audi A8L 4.2.

Critical Knowledge: High - performance variant of all - new, 4 - passenger Cadillac CTS CoupeJoins CTS - V Sedan, STS - V and XLR - V in Cadillac's high - performance V - Series portfolioClassic hardtop styling with no B - pillar; touch - pad operation for doors means no traditional door handlesSame wheelbase, but 2 inches lower and shorter than CTS - V SedanShares only the instrument panel, console, headlamps, front fenders and grille with the CTS - V sedanRear - wheel drive556 - hp, supercharged 6.

The Regal's traditional four - door - sedan body style is dropped; in its place are a four - door hatchback sedan called Regal Sportback (reviewed separately) and an SUV - flavored four - door wagonnamed Regal TourX — both are slightly larger than the outgoing sedan.

An SUV will still offer more hauling options, but the five - door shape is certainly more practical than a traditional sedan.

But despite the GT's added horsepower, basically this is a compact four - door hatchback dressed in sports duds that can carry more stuff than your traditional economy sedan with trunk.

Two - door coupe and convertible models are roughly seven inches shorter than E-Class sedans, highlighted by the lack of a traditional B - pillar between the side windows.

While the Ghibli offers more headroom than luxury four - door coupes like the 6 - Series Gran Coupe or Mercedes - Benz CLS, it lags behind traditional sedans like the Audi A6, Mercedes - Benz E-Class or BMW 5 - Series in this respect.

Family vehicles also tend to be cheaper to insure than the traditional two door coupes and sedans.

The limits on a commercial auto insurance policy are usually much higher than for a traditional passenger vehicle policy to reflect the increased drive time and the likelihood that your fleet is heavier and more valuable than a four - door sedan.