Sedan (Discontinued Models)

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We provide details on length, width, height, trunk capacity, curb weight, max weight, ground clearance, roof load, rims size and tire size. Please note that all specifications may not be available for some cars.

Yes! When available, we provide side, front, rear and combined view images to help you get a good understanding of the car’s design and proportions.

Yes, we include data for both current and older models, so users can compare dimensions across different generations of a vehicle.

We strive to give you precise and reliable information. Our data comes directly from official manufacturer specifications and reputable automotive sources so you can trust the dimensions and images provided. However feel free to do your due diligence to eliminate potential human errors.

Right now, our side-by-side comparison tool is not yet ready. However you can view different vehicle dimensions and compare them manually.

Yes, we do! We provide up to date vehicle dimension specs and images for electric cars.

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Length is measured from the front bumper of the vehicle to the rear bumper.

Width is measured from one side of the vehicle body to the other, usually without mirrors.

Height is measured from the ground to the highest fixed point of the vehicle (like the roof). Please note that external accessories like antennas are usually excluded.

Although most standard measurements are without mirrors, we provide measurements with and without mirrors when available.

Width determines how easily a car can fit into parking spaces and navigate narrow roads. It also impacts interior space so it affects passenger comfort.

Ground clearance is the distance between the lowest point of the vehicle and the ground. It actually affects how well a car handles bumps, curbs, and rough terrain.

Curb weight is the vehicle’s weight without passengers and cargo. Maximum weight is the total allowable weight, including passengers, cargo, and load capacity.

GVWR stands for Gross Vehicle Weight Rating. It represents the maximum allowable weight of a vehicle. It is set by the manufacturer to for safety reasons.

For sedans, yes! Trunk capacity and cargo volume are the same for sedans, since the trunk is the basic storage space. However for vehicles like SUVs, hatchbacks, and wagons, cargo volume includes the entire rear storage area, which is often measured with seats up or down.

Roof load refers to the maximum weight a vehicle's roof can safely carry, including roof racks, cargo and roof-mounted accessories.

If you exceed the roof load capacity, vehicle stability and safety may become compromised.

Rim size refers to the diameter and width of a vehicle's wheels, while tire size refers to the tire's dimensions (width, aspect ratio, and rim diameter). Both are crucial for proper fit, handling, and safety, so it's essential to choose sizes recommended for your vehicle.