Today, convertibles have made a resurgence, particularly in the sporty niche, and they remain almost exclusively a two-door accessory. A two-door vehicle with a hard top. This vehicle probably has a convertible version and a hardtop version. The Dodge Avenger is a coupe, and the Sebring sold under the Chrysler-Plymouth nameplate is its sister convertible version. In general, a stock vehicle modified with after-market products, sometimes to such a degree that it is difficult to tell what the original vehicle was.
Family sedans have four doors.
The vehicles include such models as the Chrysler Cirrus, the Ford Contour, the Chevrolet Malibu, the Pontiac Bonneville and the Chevrolet Lumina. This vehicle group includes such entries as the Ford Econoline Van, the Dodge Ram Van, and the GMC Savannah. The domestic nameplates pretty much own this segment. A vehicle over 25 years old. Generally speaking, historical vehicles are more than 50 years old.