Hatchback

A Hatchback is a class of automobile designed to carry passengers.

Usage
Most hatchbacks in the United States are used as normal civilian vehicles. They're also used as police and medical vehicles.

Classification
For a vehicle to be classified as a hatchback, it has to meet the following requirements:
 * Vehicle body is separated into two different compartments: Engine - Driver/Passenger Area & Trunk
 * Vehicle has two-four doors (If a hatchback has two doors, it is usually classed as a hatchback coupe)
 * Sloping of the vehicle's roof is usually more gradual than a coupe, providing more head-room for passengers
 * Two/three rows of seating

Types Of Hatchbacks
Below are the different kinds of hatchbacks, aside from the general class.

Hatchback Coupe
A Hatchback Coupe is a hatchback that is smaller and more compact than a regular hatchback. A hatchback coupe usually has two doors. The engine compartment of a hatchback coupe is always shorter than the driver/passenger compartment.

Luxury Hatchback
A Luxury Hatchback is a hatchback that has enhanced features and more comfort is usually provided for the occupants.

Sports Hatchback
A Sports Hatchback is a hatchback designed to have a more sporty appearance and has an engine similar to that of a sports car.