Van (eng. minivan – “small van”) – passenger car with one-volume body hoodless (less – car) or polutorapolnoy (polkapete) layout, usually with three rows of seats.
In domestic sources, this body type could be described as OLA – “increased capacity”. The back of a van is always higher than that of a conventional passenger car body type sedan and hatchback, as the main consumer property of the van is in maximizing the internal volume of the compartment, and in the possibilities of transformation of salon at the expense of folding easily removable (and sometimes a swivel) passenger seats.

Even the ancient Romans realized that to quickly get to the farthest provinces of the Empire is possible only in the presence of good roads. This truth was so obvious that laying them in the Roman Empire became a matter of national importance. In the end, the well-preserved Roman road with broken cars still line function somewhere in the twenty-first century.
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