Compact Car
Typically characterized by their shorter length, compact cars have limited passenger space and a smaller trunk. Ideal for city driving, these vehicles usually feature a hatchback or small sedan design.
Examples: Honda Civic, Ford Focus, Volkswagen Golf

Sedan
Recognizable by their longer body, sedans offer ample passenger space with a separate trunk. These vehicles usually have four doors and a clearly defined hood, cabin, and trunk area, distinguishing them from smaller compact cars.
Examples: Toyota Camry, Honda Accord, Chevrolet Malibu

Crossover/SUV
These vehicles stand taller with higher ground clearance and typically offer more cargo space and seating capacity, which may include two or three rows of seats. Crossovers are based on a car’s platform with SUV characteristics, while traditional SUVs are often built on a truck chassis.
Examples: Ford Escape (Crossover), Honda CR-V (Crossover), Chevrolet Tahoe (SUV)