Appeared in one of the Pink Panther Films.

You seem to have several cars listed out of these, but not this one

"one of the films" is not very easy for adding it on the site

No, but if someone has the set or one of them and watches it again ......

The A40 is grey and can be seen in the original "The Pink Panther" (1963). It's the car used in the staged kidnap of Claudia Cardinale's dog!

Thanks

why are you confused?

I do not understand why you posted this URL, since I made the category changes to supermini for all these Innocenti, and after than you modified your message to reclass it as sedan

I posted the URL as you said ""one of the films" is not very easy for adding it on the site" i.e. to show it was eventually "found".

I posted the other URLs (in other sections) to show some were classed as "sedan" and some as "supermini". Surely all should be classed as one or other or both? Perhaps a look-up table is required? i.e. you enter make and model and it tells you what type of body it has?

For some cars it is difficult to define. We should decide for each car model a body type to use, but that represents some work...

Perhaps a look-up table is required? i.e. you enter make and model and it tells you what type of body it has?

In the case of the A40 (Farina) there are two models a saloon (2 door sedan?) and a countryman (estate?).

Is there a table showing what the classes mean? e.g. what is a "supermini"?

"supermini" was added for smart, fiat 500 and other very small cars.
But like often it is not always easy to select a category.
E.g. a Renault 5 is listed as hatchback like a Renault 25, though there is a big size difference...

Without definate guidelines, you are always going to get the "drifters"

This topic is really drifting itself (see naming convensions)