Well, a 5-door is actually a 4-door, with 2 at the front and 2 at the rear, while a 3-door just has 2 at the front. However, car manufacturers also include the boot-lid as a door, hence the odd numbers and potential for confusion…
The fifth door is the boot. If the rear has an upward opening that includes the rear window which allows items to pass directly into the cabin, then that will be counted as an extra door, hence the odd number and the name hatchback.
What is the difference between 4 doors and 5 doors?
4 door denotes a saloon, 5 door a hatchback. The hatch is considered a door because it allows access to the passenger compartment while a 4 door has a storage section cut off from the main cabin.
A sedan is defined as a 4-door passenger car with a trunk that is separate from the passengers with a three-box body: the engine, the area for passengers, and the trunk.
A station wagon (US, also wagon) or estate car (UK, also estate), is an automotive body-style variant of a sedan/saloon with its roof extended rearward over a shared passenger/cargo volume with access at the back via a third or fifth door (the liftgate or tailgate), instead of a trunk/boot lid.
That's why hatchbacks are often called '5-door' cars, because the boot opening is technically a door into the car. You wouldn't necessarily want to get into the car that way, but it's an option. A hatchback opening always includes the rear window of the car.
Hatchbacks are often classified into 3-door vehicles and 5-door vehicles. A 3-door hatchback generally consists of two passenger-entry doors and the hatch, while a 5-door hatchback consists of two passenger doors in front, two doors for the second row of seating, and the hatch.
Well, a 5-door is actually a 4-door, with 2 at the front and 2 at the rear, while a 3-door just has 2 at the front. However, car manufacturers also include the boot-lid as a door, hence the odd numbers and potential for confusion…
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Anyone referring to a three-door car is actually including the boot in their calculations. In the case of hatchbacks, the boot hatch is considered as an extra door, because it can technically be used as an entrance into the car itself.
4 door denotes a saloon, 5 door a hatchback. The hatch is considered a door because it allows access to the passenger compartment while a 4 door has a storage section cut off from the main cabin.
It's like a 4 door sedan, with the hatch in the back. Anything that isn't a regular trunk is usually considered a hatch and door number 5. Most hatchbacks will have glass in them, many have a wiper blade, spoiler, etc. Suv, crossover, and wagons all have hatchbacks.
A sedan is defined as a 4-door passenger car with a trunk that is separate from the passengers with a three-box body: the engine, the area for passengers, and the trunk. Throughout the generations, the definition of a sedan has been the same.
Most people would define a coupe as being a two-door vehicle while a sedan is a four-door. That's actually not the case, since coupes can have four doors and sedans can have two doors.
Anyone referring to a three-door car is actually including the boot in their calculations. In the case of hatchbacks, the boot hatch is considered as an extra door, because it can technically be used as an entrance into the car itself. The same reasoning is behind the concept of the five-door car.
A sedan is a conventional example of a four-door passenger car. More often than not, sedans have a 3-box design with separate areas for the engine, passenger, and cargo, which allows for stable driving thanks to better weight distribution.
The fifth door is the boot. If the rear has an upward opening that includes the rear window which allows items to pass directly into the cabin, then that will be counted as an extra door, hence the odd number and the name hatchback.
A hatchback is a car whose rear opening, its boot opening, is a 'hatch' into the car itself. That's why hatchbacks are often called '5-door' cars, because the boot opening is technically a door into the car.
A station wagon (US, also wagon) or estate car (UK, also estate), is an automotive body-style variant of a sedan/saloon with its roof extended rearward over a shared passenger/cargo volume with access at the back via a third or fifth door (the liftgate or tailgate), instead of a trunk/boot lid.
Maruti Wagon R is a 5 seater Hatchback available in a price range of Rs. 5.54 - 7.42 Lakh*. It is available in 11 variants, 2 engine options that are / compliant and 2 transmission options: Manual & Automatic. Other key specifications of the Wagon R include a kerb weight of 835-850 and boot space of Liters.
SUV stands for Sports Utility Vehicle, a car similar to a minivan or a station wagon, but with a much tougher look and a design suited for off-road driving. SUV is often categorized under RV(Recreational Vehicle), but it is sometimes used in exchange.
