Sedáns

Sedáns, also known as sedans, are a common automotive body style characterized by a three-box configuration: separate compartments for the engine, passengers, and cargo. This distinct layout typically includes a hood at the front, a passenger cabin in the middle, and a trunk at the rear. Sedans usually have four doors, providing access to the passenger compartment, and a fixed B-pillar between the front and rear doors. The passenger cabin is enclosed by a metal roof.

The term "sedan" originated from a type of horse-drawn carriage that was enclosed and suspended on springs. In automotive terms, the sedan design has been a staple for decades, popular for its versatility and suitability for both personal and family transportation. They offer a balance of comfort, practicality, and a traditional car aesthetic.

Sedans come in various sizes, ranging from compact and subcompact models to mid-size and full-size executive vehicles. This diversity allows consumers to choose a sedan that best fits their needs in terms of passenger space, fuel efficiency, and overall performance. While SUVs and crossovers have gained significant popularity, sedans continue to be a strong segment in the automotive market due to their established design, driving dynamics, and often more affordable price points compared to other body styles.