The Meaning of Coupe?

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VonPhoebe
07/29/25 2:54pm
Coupe specifically refers to a type of closed-body, streamlined-back two-door, two-seater car. Here are the detailed introductions: 1. Exterior Design: It is generally a sporty variant of a regular sedan, with an appearance very similar to that of a standard sedan. The difference between it and a sedan is that it has two doors instead of four, and two seats instead of four to five. 2. Interior Design: Coupes place more emphasis on the driver's comfort and handling. The body is lower, with smooth exterior lines, and the chassis is usually shared with regular sedans, with a front-mounted engine. Due to the reduced total weight of the two-seater car and the relatively increased reserve power, the performance is generally better.
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