sedan

noun [ C ] US

uk  /sɪˈdæn/ us  /səˈdæn/

(UK saloon)

a car with seats for four or five people, two or four doors, and a separate area in the back for bags, boxes, and suitcases

hatchback

noun [ C ]

uk  /ˈhætʃ.bæk/ us  /ˈhætʃ.bæk/

a car that has an extra door at the back that can be lifted up to allow things to be put in

coupé

noun [ C ] (also coupe)

uk  /ˈkuː.peɪ/ us  /kuːˈpeɪ/

a car with a fixed roof, two doors, two or four seats, and usually a sloping back:

The model is available as a three-door hatchback or coupé.

He drove a BMW coupe.

SUV

noun [ C ] mainly US

uk  /ˌes.juːˈvi/ us  /ˌes.juːˈvi/

abbreviation for sport utility vehicle or sports utility vehicle: a large powerful car with an engine that supplies power to all four wheels:

The company recently officially launched its first all-electric SUV.

van

noun

uk  /væn/ us  /væn/

van noun (VEHICLE)

B1 [ C ]

a medium-sized road vehicle, used especially for carrying goods, that often has no windows in the sides at the back:

a delivery van

a Transit van

a van driver

van

noun

[ C ] US

a medium-sized vehicle with windows all round , used for carrying more people than an ordinary car

minivan

noun [ C ] US

uk  /ˈmɪn.i.væn/ us  /ˈmɪn.i.væn/

(UK people carrier)

a large, high car that can carry more people than a normal car

roadster

noun [ C ]   old-fashioned

uk  /ˈrəʊd.stər/ us  /ˈroʊd.stɚ/

a car without a roof and with only two seats

two-seater

noun [ C ]

uk  /ˌtuːˈsiː.tər/ us  /ˌtuːˈsiː.ɚ/

a car that has seats for only two people