SUV

SUVs are also universally known as crossovers. They are usually taller than sedans, as well as come with elevated seating, and more ground clearance than the average sedan. Larger ones are usually equipped with three rows of seats, and sizes range from subcompact, mid-size, and full-size.

Vans

With a covered cargo or minivan (as opposed to an open truck bed) you can concisely and easily move all of your belongings right in the back. This prevents the need for asking to borrow or rent a vehicle with space when regularly needed for business and recreation. If you are moving office equipment or supplies, a cargo van can also make this process easier and more convenient.

Sedan

A sedan is equipped with a traditional trunk and four doors. Like most vehicles on the market, sedans range in size. Drivers and buyers can choose one that’s either: subcompact, compact, mid-size, or full-size.

Hatchback

Hatchbacks allow you to seamlessly transition from commuting to accommodating passenger and cargo needs with many models offering flat-folding rear seats. Many people don't realize that you can load cargo that is larger in every dimension than what sedan cargo spaces can provide. Hatchbacks are easier to park as well. Then there is the ever-present need for Better Fuel Efficiency: Compared to Sedans, hatchbacks offer better fuel efficiency as they are lighter in weight.

Truck

A truck not only has passenger space but an open cargo bed in the rear as well! As of now, trucks mainly come in two sizes: full-size and mid-size. And many trims offer all-wheel drive or part-time four-wheel drive.