It should be somewhere when you make your profile. Looking through the members rides, it seems many people don't know that even though their car has two doors it doesn't have a trunk, and it should be classified as a hatchback. Just a thought...
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elaborate?
do you mean...
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>Year: 1994
Type: GT
Body Style: Hatchback
Transmission: Manual
Color: Red
Type: GT
Body Style: Hatchback
Transmission: Manual
Color: Red
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At some point I'm going to change all instances of hatchback to liftback...I think that'll help.
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i think what he means is when people set up there account and put what car they have they are putting coupe instead of hatchback or liftback or whatever the option is.
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It should be somewhere when you make your profile. Looking through the members rides, it seems many people don't know that even though their car has two doors it doesn't have a trunk, and it should be classified as a hatchback. Just a thought...
It should be somewhere when you make your profile. Looking through the members rides, it seems many people don't know that even though their car has two doors it doesn't have a trunk, and it should be classified as a hatchback. Just a thought...
i think what he means is when people set up there account and put what car they have they are putting coupe instead of hatchback or liftback or whatever the option is.
Call me a traitor! See if I care. ;)
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The problem isn't with the term hatchback, it is with the term coupé. See this thread. The change that would help is to change all instances of coupé to fastback/notchback.
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At some point I'm going to change all instances of hatchback to liftback...I think that'll help.
At some point I'm going to change all instances of hatchback to liftback...I think that'll help.
The problem isn't with the term hatchback, it is with the term coupé. See this thread. The change that would help is to change all instances of coupé to fastback/notchback.
This post has been edited by BloodyStupidDavey: Apr 5, 2007 - 5:29 AM
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ok i see what you all are saying now, people are unsure what type of cars they have.
Exactly! Fastback/Notchback would fix it. Do a search for GT-Four Coupes... you'll see what I mean
I personally think coupe and hatch work fine....no need to change it...everyone who is into cars should know the difference just my oppinion
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Did you even read the linked thread? Not everyone that is into cars knows the difference as the particular definition this site is (and you are) using is US-centric. In most of the rest of the world, coupé means something different (cars with a 2+2 seat configuration). Using this international definition, both the notchback/fastback and the liftback/hatchback versions could be (and are) described as a coupé, hence the confusion.
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I personally think coupe and hatch work fine....no need to change it...everyone who is into cars should know the difference just my oppinion
I personally think coupe and hatch work fine....no need to change it...everyone who is into cars should know the difference just my oppinion
Did you even read the linked thread? Not everyone that is into cars knows the difference as the particular definition this site is (and you are) using is US-centric. In most of the rest of the world, coupé means something different (cars with a 2+2 seat configuration). Using this international definition, both the notchback/fastback and the liftback/hatchback versions could be (and are) described as a coupé, hence the confusion.
This post has been edited by BloodyStupidDavey: Apr 9, 2007 - 2:40 PM
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I understand what he's saying...
In some countries, "Coupe" is refering to USA English of "hatchback".. thus leads to confusions between the cars..
In some countries, "Coupe" is refering to USA English of "hatchback".. thus leads to confusions between the cars..
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maybe you could change it to 3dr vs 2dr or vert? do you think that would help clarify? just my thoughts
This post has been edited by goferris: Apr 23, 2007 - 9:19 PM
This post has been edited by goferris: Apr 23, 2007 - 9:19 PM
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I think that is fine as is....I mean when I got my celica and signed my paper work i signed for a "1994 Toyota Celica Sports Coupe"....So I really don't see what the confusion is.
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Like I said, I'm planning on changing all instances of hatchback to liftback. Do you guys think that will help?
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