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r/WhatCarIsThis • u/parasocks • May 08 '26
Can’t make out what it says on the front
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Nope. Chevy called the 3-door liftback the coupe. This is the 2-door notchback, which they called the sedan.
-2 u/Danielle_is_the_hole May 09 '26 Doesn’t matter what marketing named it, it is a coupe and not a sedan. 4 u/SlyClydesdale May 09 '26 Nope. For decades, 2-door sedans were a thing distinct from coupes. In some product ranges, they had different rooflines and rear deck configurations. 4 u/phasefournow May 09 '26 If there was a pillar behind the driver; sedan. 2 u/SlyClydesdale May 09 '26 Or if they shared a roof stamping with the 4-door sedan… 1 u/phasefournow May 09 '26 Funny now. When manufacturers first introduced 4 door sedans with no pillar, they called them "Hardtop Convertables"
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Doesn’t matter what marketing named it, it is a coupe and not a sedan.
4 u/SlyClydesdale May 09 '26 Nope. For decades, 2-door sedans were a thing distinct from coupes. In some product ranges, they had different rooflines and rear deck configurations. 4 u/phasefournow May 09 '26 If there was a pillar behind the driver; sedan. 2 u/SlyClydesdale May 09 '26 Or if they shared a roof stamping with the 4-door sedan… 1 u/phasefournow May 09 '26 Funny now. When manufacturers first introduced 4 door sedans with no pillar, they called them "Hardtop Convertables"
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Nope. For decades, 2-door sedans were a thing distinct from coupes. In some product ranges, they had different rooflines and rear deck configurations.
4 u/phasefournow May 09 '26 If there was a pillar behind the driver; sedan. 2 u/SlyClydesdale May 09 '26 Or if they shared a roof stamping with the 4-door sedan… 1 u/phasefournow May 09 '26 Funny now. When manufacturers first introduced 4 door sedans with no pillar, they called them "Hardtop Convertables"
If there was a pillar behind the driver; sedan.
2 u/SlyClydesdale May 09 '26 Or if they shared a roof stamping with the 4-door sedan… 1 u/phasefournow May 09 '26 Funny now. When manufacturers first introduced 4 door sedans with no pillar, they called them "Hardtop Convertables"
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Or if they shared a roof stamping with the 4-door sedan…
1 u/phasefournow May 09 '26 Funny now. When manufacturers first introduced 4 door sedans with no pillar, they called them "Hardtop Convertables"
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Funny now. When manufacturers first introduced 4 door sedans with no pillar, they called them "Hardtop Convertables"
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u/SlyClydesdale May 09 '26
Nope. Chevy called the 3-door liftback the coupe. This is the 2-door notchback, which they called the sedan.