How to Distinguish Car Classes?
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Cars are classified into A00 class (micro cars), A0 class (subcompact cars), A class (compact cars), B class (mid-size cars), C class (large cars), and D class (luxury cars). The following are specific methods to distinguish car classes: 1. Wheelbase: below 2350mm is micro car; 2350mm-2500mm is subcompact car; 2500mm-2700mm is compact car; 2700mm-2800mm is mid-size car; 2800mm-2900mm is large car; above 2900mm is luxury car. 2. Length: below 3.7M is micro car; 3.7-4.3M is subcompact car; 4.3-4.6M is compact car; 4.6-4.9M is mid-size car; 4.9-5.1M is large car; above 5.1M is luxury car.
I categorize cars by price and brand, which is simple and practical. Mainstream family cars like Volkswagen and Toyota, ranging from a hundred thousand to three hundred thousand, focus on practicality and reliability. Luxury cars like Mercedes-Benz and BMW, starting from four to five hundred thousand, come with premium features like leather seats and air suspension. Supercars like Porsche and Ferrari, priced over a million, offer top-tier performance with distinct engine sounds. The same goes for new energy vehicles: BYD at two to three hundred thousand is practical, Tesla at over four hundred thousand is tech-savvy, and the million-dollar Lotus pure electric is for the ultimate experience. Choosing a car based on your budget is the easiest way.