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Re: Two door vs. Four door
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bkazmer
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From a vehicle dynamics, SUV/CUV is worse than a station wagon because of the higher center of gravity.

Convertibles, hatchbacks, coupes still exist, but they are few.

Posted on: 2022/6/14 7:53
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I don't think there is one answer as it's been around ever since "automobiles" became enclosed. Earliest were essentially open carriages with a motor added. The carriage makers set the tone as the first body makers. Some of the carriage shops became auto companies.
Read the history of the auto industry.

Posted on: 2022/6/14 10:05
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Thanks everyone for the great insights. Most of my life, the vehicle of choice has been SUV's so this is great context to the buying habits of the time, that I was not previously well aware of.

Posted on: 2022/6/19 8:39
'55 400. Needs aesthetic parts put back on, and electrical system sorted.
'55 Clipper Deluxe. Engine is stuck-ish.
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