Thread: New small and family cars
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Old 2 Mar 2020, 10:19 (Ref:3960958)   #230
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Originally Posted by broadrun96 View Post
It does feel like small and family car could be separate things, especially with the level of luxury features in last cars.
I agree - but the term 'family' is a bit hard to pin down. If we are proposing that the DS-9 fits into this thread as being 'family', then the range of cars that fit this criteria is pretty extensive.

Applied to the following threads that are active, then the representation of the UK market in 2018 was:

Small or Family - 69%
SUVs - 21%
Luxury Sedans - <5%

Is the criteria to be 'family' simply that the range includes a hatchback?
What thread would the following models be in:

BMW 6-Series?
Audi A7?
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