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Not knowing where you're based, I'm not sure what you'd class as a 'small' car. Matiz, Smart (is a hatchback, I havent seen one open sideways?) don't have sedan
by benj111 8y ago
Not knowing where you're based, I'm not sure what you'd class as a 'small' car. Matiz, Smart (is a hatchback, I havent seen one open sideways?) don't have sedan variants no. But the whole point of them is to be small. I would guess the reason theres room there at all is for a crumple zone.
Hatchback/estate is basically branding yes. You do generally get a longer boot (normally using the sedan base), and tend to get a squarer flatter loading area.
I'd go for a hatchback every time too, as you say, more practical.
Well done to your wife btw.... Where were you though :P
- mcv 8y agoI live in Amsterdam. She was moving in with me, and had that huge IKEA couch, which consisted primarily of cushions with a tiny bit of frame around it. Take the frame apart and cram all the enormous cushions in every nook and cranny of the car. When she arrived and I opened a door, a gigantic cushion jumped out at me.