What does a four-compartment car mean?
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There is no four-compartment car. The following is an introduction to the classification of compartment car structures: 1. Single-compartment car: The single-compartment car evolved from the two-compartment car. The front engine compartment is further shortened and becomes very inconspicuous, with its engine hood and windshield almost forming a slope. The entire body resembles a large compartment, similar to a minivan. 2. Two-compartment car: The front part of the two-compartment car is no different from that of a three-compartment car. The difference lies in the fact that this type of car extends the passenger compartment approximately equally in height towards the rear, combining the rear luggage compartment and the passenger compartment into one, reducing it to two compartments: the engine compartment and the passenger compartment. The two-compartment car has a spacious rear door, giving it the characteristics of flexibility and versatility: by folding down the rear seats, a much larger cargo space than that of a three-compartment car can be obtained, which can be used to transport many large household appliances and household items. 3. Three-compartment car: The body structure of a three-compartment car consists of three separate compartments with different purposes: the front engine compartment, the middle passenger compartment, and the rear luggage compartment. The three-compartment sedan is high in the middle and low at both ends, symmetrical from the side view, with a beautiful and elegant shape. The disadvantage of the three-compartment sedan is its long body size, making it not very convenient to drive and park in crowded large cities.
