Sedan definition, AGAIN!, was: <VV> 2-dr - 4-dr -- humor, I hope

[airvair]

Technically, a coupe CAN have 4 doors. Just look at the Saturn or Mazda
RX-8 coupes. So the joke would have to say that a coupe would still be a
coupe regardless of the number of doors, as long as it had the shorter
roofline. 

Regardless of the number of doors, car is only a sedan if it has a full
roofline and full-length "B" pillars. THAT is the difference. Remember
the 2 door sedans of the '60's and earlier? I do, and I have a ton of
factory documents to prove it, dating back to the teens. The term
"sedan" doesn't denote the number of doors, despite anything you might
have heard from SOME certain ignorant people (who don't acknowledge
industry-accepted sources, but instead rely on pop-culture slang.)

-Mark

Chris & Bill Strickland wrote:
> 
> Why can't a chicken coop have more than 2 doors? Because if it had 4
> doors it would be a chicken sedan.
> 
> I just love the style of those "flying roof" [more 'chicken'] Corvairs,
> especially the 60 700's-- if'n I wasn't rather lazy, I'd've built me a
> flying roof coop already! (But the lines on the ones I've photoshopped
> just didn't look right -- too short)
> 
> Bill Strickland
>