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Eunos 100 (single generation)

Hatchback

Fiat 127

Hatchback

Fiat 147

Hatchback

Fiat 500 (2007)

Hatchback

Fiat Argo

Hatchback

Fiat Bravo and Brava

Hatchback

Fiat Cinquecento

Hatchback

Fiat Mobi

Hatchback

Fiat Palio

Hatchback

Fiat Palio II

Hatchback

Fiat Punto

Hatchback

Fiat Ritmo

Hatchback

Fiat Stilo

Hatchback

Fiat Tipo (1988)

Hatchback

Fiat Tipo (2015)

Hatchback

Fiat Uno

Hatchback

Ford Capri (Mk II)

Hatchback

Ford Capri (Mk III)

Hatchback

Ford Corsair (Australia) (UA)

Hatchback

Ford Escort (Europe) (Mk3)

Hatchback

Ford Escort (Europe) (Mk4)

Hatchback

Ford Escort (Europe) (Mk5)

Hatchback

Ford Escort (Europe) (Mk6)

Hatchback

Ford Escort (North America) (first generation)

Hatchback

Ford Escort (North America) (second generation)

Hatchback

Ford Fiesta

Hatchback

Ford Fiesta (fifth generation, Mk5)

Hatchback

Ford Fiesta (first generation, Mk1)

Hatchback

Ford Fiesta (fourth generation, Mk4)

Hatchback

Ford Fiesta (second generation, Mk2)

Hatchback

Ford Fiesta (seventh generation, Mk7)

Hatchback

Ford Fiesta (sixth generation, Mk6)

Hatchback

Ford Fiesta (third generation, Mk3)

Hatchback

Ford Figo

Hatchback

Ford Figo (B517)

Hatchback

Ford Figo (B562)

Hatchback

Ford Focus (first generation, C170)

Hatchback

Ford Focus (fourth generation, C519)

Hatchback

Ford Focus (second generation, C307)

Hatchback

Ford Focus (third generation, C346)

Hatchback

Ford Focus Electric

Hatchback

Ford Fusion (Europe) (single generation)

Hatchback

Ford Ka (first generation)

Hatchback

Ford Ka (second generation)

Hatchback

Ford Ka (third generation)

Hatchback

Ford Mondeo (first generation, Mk I and Mk II)

Hatchback

Ford Mondeo (third generation, Mk IV)

Hatchback

Ford Mustang

Hatchback

Ford Mustang (second generation, Mustang II)

Hatchback

Ford Mustang (third generation, Fox body)

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1. Wikipedia: Car
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  • Car, lead section, invention sentence
    The modern car, a practical, marketable automobile for everyday use, was invented in 1886, when the German inventor Carl Benz patented his Benz Patent-Motorwagen.
  • Car, lead section, seating sentence
    Most cars are designed to carry multiple occupants, often with four or five seats.
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