In Britain if a car has two rear doors we say say that car is a five door. Which I always thought was weird as the fifth door refers to the boot/trunk.
I suppose technically it's a door but you dont use it to get in and out of the car.
Americans refer to this as a four door which makes more sense.
I wonder where this came from, it's just odd 🤷♀️
English just doesn't make sense that's why. For example: when I was in school and we had homework, the teacher would tell us to double space. All it meant was that if we were doing a writing assignment, he/she wanted us to skip a line. Single spacing meant don't skip any lines. I never understood how that worked. Not sure if other countries use these terms also.
sharewe don't count the trunk as a door in canada.
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