Sports models – cars with very high performance that is more significant than average vehicle son the market.
Luxury models – other upper-scale cars that can also have high-class performance, but have a greater emphasis on value of image and style.
Large cars – cars that are bigger than standard maximum of almost 500 centimeters.
Midsize cars – car models that fit the borders of 457 centimeters and 495 centimeters, and have smaller wheelbase.
Small cars – car models that are smaller in their length than 457 centimeters and even smaller wheelbase.
Sport Utility Vehicles – bigger in size high-wheel base models with good driving possibilities.
Crossover – high performance big cars that are even more practical than SUVs.
Hybrid Cars – car models that are equipped with hybrid engines, usually a normal petrol engine and the electric one.

Microcars – also called as minicars, cars with really small body size, with engines under 1.0-Liter.
Hatchback – car with body style that has a shared passenger and cargo space.
Sedan – car with a separate space for cargo.
Saloon – with even greater space and volume for cargo.
Wagon – special car body style with extended roof to the rear side.

Convertibles	Coupes	Hatchbacks
Sedans	SUVs	Wagons
Minivans & Vans

Sport Sedans – higher-performance versions of the standard sedan models.
Grand Tourer – two+two sports cars with more power and also bigger weight.
Supercar – exotic sports car of high luxurious and bright exterior and high-performance capacity.
Muscle car – mid-size car with engine of V8 or more, that is usually equipped with rear-wheel drive.
Roadster – fast car model with great performance.
Spyder – modern term to describe a convertible sports car.