Saloon cars tend to be premium and luxury cars, though there’s a range of saloon cars available for different budgets.
Saloons tend to offer more passenger room and comfort at the expense of luggage space, so their boot space can be lacking in comparison to other builds. As the boot compartment is separate from the rest of the car, however, saloons normally offer a quiet drive.
If you fancy the long, low profile of a saloon car on your drive; take a look at the range of used and new saloon cars available near you on Auto Trader.
Saloons separate the boot from the rest of the vehicle, resulting in a longer vehicle that can be harder to park but gives passengers more room to stretch out inside. Having a separate boot can keep road noise out more efficiently.
If you’re in the market for a saloon car, then keep an eye out for deep, wide boot space (for luggage) and a flat floor in the rear (for passengers).
There’s plenty of choice on the modern saloon market, and knowing where to start looking can be a bit daunting. So to help you get started, our experts have picked out some of the best saloons on the market.
Here's our picks for best saloons.
