When comparing vehicles of similar size, which vehicle typically weighs more?

The vehicle that typically weighs more is the full frame vehicle. This type of construction involves a separate frame and body, which adds significant weight compared to a unibody construction where the body and frame are integrated into a single unit.

Full frame vehicles are often designed for durability and strength, making them suitable for larger vehicles such as trucks and SUVs that can carry heavier loads and provide greater towing capacity. The separate frame also allows for more options in terms of engineering and design but results in additional weight.

Unibody vehicles, in contrast, tend to be lighter because they utilize a single structure that combines the body and frame. Compact vehicles are generally lighter due to their smaller size and design, aimed at fuel efficiency and ease of handling. Sports cars, while they can have substantial power and luxury features, often incorporate lightweight materials and designs to enhance performance, which tends to keep their weight lower compared to full frame vehicles.