Traditional sedan cars, as we know them ... People in the back seats get 37.4 inches of legroom and 37.1 inches of headroom. The trunk can hold up to 14.1 cubic feet of cargo.

But as cars became smaller and more aerodynamic, trunks shrank. A traditional sedan or coupe with a generous trunk is hard to come ... before returning back to the field he loves.

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SUVs, hatchbacks, and station wagons are best for practicality, but a sedan with a good old-fashioned trunk can still provide plenty of cargo space. Here, we've ranked the four-door sedans with ...

Mazda tunes a lot of big-car feel into the 3, which is apparent in the sedan's well-managed suspension that's both comfortable and willing to be flung around a fun back road. The interior gives ...

Smooth ride and swaddling comfort; spacious trunk; elegant styling ... option is still offered on the 2008 PT Cruiser, the compact car loses its 230-horsepower GT model. The Sebring sedan is now ...

While some would have you believe that Americans are unique in their general preference for traditional betrunked sedans over hatchbacks, don't let them sway you. There are plenty of markets in ...

Efficiency: The strongest selling point for any electric car, sedan or otherwise ... of room in their back seats, they seldom win any favor when it comes to the trunk. Luckily, engineers have ...