Is the Passat a Hatchback or Sedan?

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KendraRose
07/29/25 9:38am
Passat belongs to the hatchback category. Differences between hatchbacks and sedans: The absence of a trunk in hatchbacks significantly reduces the overall vehicle volume. Generally, only by folding down the rear seats can hatchbacks match the cargo capacity of sedans. However, hatchbacks offer advantages when transporting items taller than they are wide, as the height capacity with folded rear seats far exceeds that of a sedan's trunk. Vehicle type selection: Vehicle types can be categorized into sedans, SUVs, MPVs, crossover vehicles, hatchbacks, etc. The most suitable model should be chosen based on individual needs and preferences. For example, compact and agile hatchbacks are ideal for personal commuting, while families may prefer spacious SUVs, and households with two children might opt for MPVs - the quintessential "dad-mobile".
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