Automobile Body Styles and Design

For individuals or businesses that require a vehicle with a single large enclosed area, a van could be a leading choice for drivers. Capable of securely holding a large amount of cargo or passengers, vans are significantly styled for practicality rather than other factors such as performance. From the 1930s to the 1980s, vans were almost entirely based on truck-like chassis structures.

So you want to explore motoring with the enriching feel of a sports car? Rarely practical, sports cars are intent to create an atmosphere of fun for the driver on the streets or possibly on the race track. On-road performers, sports cars do not adhere stringently to any specific body style criteria allowing a driver to decide on a vehicle matching their individual tastes and lifestyle. 

Sport Utility Vehicles (SUVs) have existed since the 1930s but experienced explosive popularity during the mid-1990s. Built on a truck frame, SUVs harnesses utility attributes and powerful engine performance

A vehicle providing an open-air passenger cabin for travelling during good weather, convertibles provide the protection of a retractable roof when weather conditions turn unpleasant. During the early history of the auto mobile,convertibles were the only types of cars available

The backbone of all pickup trucks is how much they can haul in the bed or tow down the road. But not all trucks are created equal, and some can easily tow a lot more than others.