SBR4 Hatchback Or Coupe

This thread is about the SBR4's description. It says that it is a hatchback. I think it is a coupe. Well, is it supposed to be a hatchback?

 

I would say Hatchback, because the rear compartment is only accessible by opening the boot upwards, although more of a liftback than a hatchback.

 

Well, it is rear-engined. Are there hatchbacks that are mid-engined or rear-engined?

 

It's a shooting brake according to gabester, the description in-game is probably an accident

 

I would say Hatchback, because the rear compartment is only accessible by opening the boot upwards, although more of a liftback than a hatchback.

 

Yes. Renault Clio V6, Renault R5 Turbo, MG Metro 6R4, Lancia Delta S4, Peugeot 205 T16. They're all sort of hatchbacks, if I'm not mistaken.

Edit: the "new" Renault Twingo and Smart Fortwo/Forfour are mid engined as well I think, and those definitely are hatchbacks.

 

It's neither, it's a shooting brake, thats what the SB stands for.

 

You're all wrong, its a minivan.

 

No! It is a big rig! (Sarcasam)

 

You're wrong too! It's a motorbike! XD (Sarcasm)

 

Neither. I think it is a fastback.

 

It's not mid engined....the engine sits behind the rear wheels, making it rear engined.

 

I believe the SBR4's bodystyle is actually taken from various WWII tanks. Do you see the resemblance?

 

No. I see no difference.

 

You're all wrong. It's a Civic.

 

...at this point someone might as well just make civic badges for all the cars in beamNG.

 

A shooting brake? Dang, all this time I thought it was an ocean liner.

 

Well basically its a cross between a station wagon and a coupe.

Or just replace the convig pictures with Civics I tried that but I just got bored of it.

 

It's a jet fighter, combat helicopter fusion. Obviously.
Honestly though, it's a shooting brake.

Wikipedia quote:
'The term (shooting-brake) was later applied to custom-built wagons by high-end coachbuilders and subsequently became synonymous with station wagon or estate.

In contemporary usage, the term shooting-brake has broadened to include a range of vehicles from five-door station wagons — to three-door models combining features of a wagon and a coupé.'

So I'd say, a 3-door Coupé.