Safety & Information: Vehicle Configurations: Body designs
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Coupe

A coupe has just 2 doors. Reducing the number of doors to the passenger compartment makes the vehicle structure more rigid.

Traditionally, it has 2 seats, with 2 smaller seats behind, for occasional use. In this form it is a close-coupled 4-seater, and can be made in a fixed head or drop-head configuration. A coupe is now regarded as being any fixed head vehicle with 2 doors.


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