What are the differences between car body types?

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The differences between car body types are as follows: Single-box design: The engine hood and front windshield form nearly a sloping surface, making the entire body appear as one integrated unit. Generally, streamlined MPVs can be classified as single-box vehicles. Two-box design: The passenger compartment and trunk are integrated into one unit, with a clearly distinct engine compartment. Most modern compact cars adopt the two-box design, and all SUVs feature two-box body styles. Three-box design: The engine compartment, passenger compartment, and trunk are relatively independent sections. Three-box vehicles typically feature a 4-door, 5-seat configuration, making them suitable for both business and family use, and represent the most common body type.