Crossover Utility Vehicle

A Crossover Utility Vehicle, abbreviated to CUV, is a class of automobile designed to carry passengers.

Usage
Most CUVs in the United States are used as normal civilian vehicles. They're also sometimes used as police vehicles.

Classification
For a vehicle to be classified as a CUV, it has to meet the following requirements:
 * Vehicle body is separated into three different compartments: Engine - Driver/Passenger Area - Trunk
 * Vehicle has four doors
 * Vehicle is built on sedan/hatchback platform, as apposed to an SUV, which is built on a pickup truck platform.
 * Two-three rows of seating

Types Of Crossover Utility Vehicles
Below are the different kinds of CUVs, aside from the general class.

Coupe Crossover
A Coupe Crossover is a CUV that shares the style of roof sloping and general shape of a coupe.

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

Two-Door Crossover
A Two-Door Crossover is a CUV that only has two doors.

Wagon
A Wagon is a CUV that is designed to carry passengers and drive for long distances.

Station Wagon
A Station Wagon is a CUV that serves the same purpose as a regular wagon, but they are usually shorter and have a body much more similar to a sedan. Station wagons are commonly used for travel because they're lightweight and have great gas mileage.

Vehicles In This Class
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