Persónubílar

Persónubílar, often translated as personal cars or passenger cars, refers to motor vehicles designed primarily for the transportation of a small number of people. These vehicles typically have a body style that encloses the occupants and is supported by a chassis. The common configuration includes a driver's seat and seats for passengers, usually ranging from two to eight.

The term "persónubíll" encompasses a wide variety of vehicle types, including sedans, hatchbacks, coupes, station wagons, and SUVs. Their primary purpose is individual or family transportation, offering a degree of privacy and convenience compared to public transport. They are a dominant form of personal mobility in many parts of the world.

Key characteristics of persónubílar include their relatively compact size, maneuverability, and ability to be operated by an individual driver. They are powered by internal combustion engines, electric motors, or a combination thereof, and are equipped with steering, braking, and suspension systems for safe and comfortable operation. The design and features of persónubílar vary significantly based on manufacturer, intended market, and price point.