Overview

Key

Wheelbase:

1. LWB - Long Wheelbase: Longer distance between front and rear wheels, often providing more interior space, usually found in luxury vehicles or large commercial vans.

2. MWB - Medium Wheelbase: A compromise between LWB and SWB, offering balanced manoeuvrability and interior space.

3. SWB - Short Wheelbase: Shorter distance between front and rear wheels, typically making the vehicle more agile and easier to park.

4. EL - Extra Long Wheelbase: Even longer than the standard long wheelbase, typically found in specialised vehicles like limousines or certain commercial vans.

5. XLWB - Extra Long Wheelbase (alternative term): Similar to EL, offers even more interior space than the standard long wheelbase.

6. L1 - Short Wheelbase: Similar to SWB, indicates a shorter wheelbase that is typically more agile and easier to manoeuvre.

7. L2 - Medium Wheelbase: Similar to MWB, it offers a balanced combination of interior space and manoeuvrability.

8. L3 - Long Wheelbase: Similar to LWB, it provides more room inside the vehicle and is often found in luxury saloons or larger vans.

9. L4 - Extra Long Wheelbase (sometimes used): An extension of L3, usually found in specialised vehicles like limousines or larger commercial vehicles.

Height Configurations:

1. HT - High Top Vehicle: Taller roof height to provide more interior space, common in commercial vans.

2. MT - Medium Top Vehicle (less common): Offers moderate roof height, usually a compromise between high-top and standard configurations.

3. ST - Standard Top Vehicle (less common): Regular roof height, typically found in most passenger cars and SUVs.

4. H1 - Standard Height: Indicates the vehicle has a standard roof height, similar to ST.

5. H2 - Medium Height: Slightly taller than standard height but shorter than high-top, offers some extra interior space.

6. H3 - High Top Van: Similar to HT, these are the tallest vans designed to maximise interior height.