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Landtransport - Fahrzeugkarosserietypen
Hier lernen Sie einige englische Wörter im Zusammenhang mit Fahrzeugkarosserietypen wie „Cabrio“, „Limousine“ und „Hatchback“.
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a car with a fixed roof, two doors, and a compact size, often designed for style and performance rather than spaciousness
Coupé
a luxury two-door car characterized by a retractable soft top roof
Cabriolet
a car body style featuring a sloping rear roofline that smoothly transitions into the trunk lid
Fastback
a vehicle designed with an open rear platform for displaying floral arrangements
Blumenauto
a car with a rear door that swings upward, providing access to the cargo area, and usually has a shared space for passengers and cargo
Hatchback
a car body style featuring a distinct, sloping rear trunk area that blends into the rear window without a separate trunk lid
Notchback
a large, luxurious, and expensive car with a partition between the passengers and the driver
Limousine
a large luxury vehicle with an extended passenger compartment
Stretchlimousine
a small, sporty car with an open top, usually seating two people
Roadster
a car having a closed body with two or four doors and a separated boot in the back
Limousine
a type of luxurious, enclosed car often used for formal occasions, originally designed in the 19th century
Brougham
a longer-bodied vehicle with a rear cargo area that is part of the passenger compartment, often with a rear hatchback or tailgate for cargo access
Kombi
a type of car that combines the features of a sports car and a station wagon
Shooting Brake
a type of automobile with a spacious interior designed for carrying passengers and cargo
Kombiwagen
a vehicle with a passenger cabin like a coupe and a cargo bed like a pickup truck
Coupé-Nutzfahrzeug
a small, two-seater sports car without a roof or with a convertible top, typically with a focus on lightweight design and performance
Barchetta
a type of car characterized by a retractable or removable roof that can be folded away
Cabrio
a vintage car with a closed driver's compartment and an open or convertible rear section for passengers, known for its elegance and historical significance in automotive design
Coupé de Ville
a car with a solid, fixed roof that can be taken off or folded back, making it look like a convertible without a soft top
Hardtop
a type of car with a roof over the driver's compartment that can be folded down while leaving the rear passengers covered
Landaulet
a type of open car with no fixed roof, typically having four wheels, two seats, and sometimes a folding or removable top
Phaeton
a vehicle that combines the sporty and open-top design of a roadster with practical utility features
Roadster-Nutzfahrzeug
a vintage car body style with a streamlined, tapering shape resembling a naval torpedo
Torpedo-Karosserie
a type of vehicle designed for comfortable long-distance travel, typically featuring a spacious interior, multiple seats, and amenities for passengers
Tourenwagen
a convertible car with a fabric roof that can be folded down or removed
Cabriolet
an automobile that is smaller than a full-sized car, making it easier to drive and park in tight spaces
Kompaktwagen
a small-sized car that is smaller than a compact car, typically known for its efficiency and affordability
Subcompact
a type of vehicle designed to accommodate only two occupants, typically with a compact and sporty design
Zweisitzer
a small, lightweight automobile typically designed for urban driving and characterized by its compact size and minimalistic features
Mikroauto
a small motor vehicle, often used to describe early automobiles or modern compact cars
Kleinwagen
a vehicle that combines SUV features with a car's platform for better handling and efficiency
Crossover
a type of vehicle or container that lacks a roof or has a removable top
Cabrio
