Do Hatchbacks Have Trunks?

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Hatchbacks do not have trunks. Here are the specific differences between hatchbacks and sedans: 1. Structure: Hatchbacks integrate the passenger compartment with the luggage compartment by extending the passenger compartment backward. Like sedans, they have an independent engine compartment at the front. Hatchbacks feature large rear doors at the back, which provide flexibility and versatility. The rear seats of hatchbacks can usually be folded or even laid flat, significantly increasing the luggage compartment volume for transporting large items. Sedans completely separate the engine compartment, passenger compartment, and luggage compartment, with the luggage compartment not only storing luggage but also reducing damage in rear-end collisions. 2. Usage: Hatchbacks are generally shorter than sedans, more flexible, and occupy less space. Sedans offer larger cargo space but consume more fuel accordingly. In congested urban traffic conditions, they are less flexible than hatchbacks.