A seating arrangement commonly found in performance cars, where two small rear seats for occasional use are fitted behind the two front seats.

A term used by Audi to denote an estate car with greater off-road capability and more rugged styling than a regular model.

 A term used by Audi to denote its practical estate models.

 How much a car ‘leans’ to the side during cornering. Cars with softer suspension tend to lean more during cornering than cars with firmer suspension, and as such usually feel less agile.

A car featuring a roof that can be folded down. Also known as a convertible.

A small type of car that’s designed primarily for driving in towns and cities. Examples of city cars include the Skoda Citigo, Citroen C1 and Hyundai i10. Sometimes referred to as a micro car.

A car purchased and provided by a company for an employee to use. The driver of the car will often have to pay company car tax based on a ‘benefit in kind’ (BIK) rate that varies according to the valu [..]

A car featuring a roof that can be folded down. Also known as a cabriolet.

A bodystyle that usually features a low, sloping roofline. Most coupes have two doors and are two-seaters, though some newer models have four doors and up to five seats.

A name usually given to a ‘coupe-convertible’, a car that features a folding metal roof. Also used by Volkswagen as the name of its four-door coupe.