How to Distinguish Between Class A, B, and C Sedans?

[Bob]

The classification standards for Class A, B, and C sedans are as follows: 1. Compact Cars (Class A): Wheelbase 2.5-2.7m, length 4.2-4.6m. 2. Mid-size Cars (Class B): Wheelbase 2.7-2.85m, length 4.3-5m. 3. Full-size Cars (Class C): Wheelbase 2.85-3m, length >5m. The differences between Class A, B, and C cars are as follows: Class A cars are the most basic models, while Class D cars are the most premium. Class B cars are one level higher than Class A cars. Within the same brand, Class B cars generally offer better craftsmanship, materials, and higher configuration levels compared to Class A cars.