Saloon
The term "saloon" is typically used in the United Kingdom and some other parts of the world to refer to a car with a closed body and four doors. Saloons are typically larger than sedans and offer more interior space. They often have a more luxurious interior and are often used as executive cars or family cars.
Sedan
The term "sedan" is typically used in the United States and some other parts of the world to refer to a car with a closed body and four doors. Sedans are typically smaller than saloons and offer less interior space. They often have a more basic interior and are often used as everyday cars or taxis.
In general, the term "saloon" is used to describe a more luxurious and spacious type of car, while the term "sedan" is used to describe a more basic and compact type of car. However, the distinction between the two terms is not always clear-cut, and the terms are often used interchangeably.
