What is another word for barouche?
Pronunciation: [bˈaɹa͡ʊt͡ʃ] (IPA) 
Barouche, a horse-drawn carriage from the 19th century, was once a fashion statement for European elites. Nevertheless, it is now considered an obsolete mode of transportation. If you're searching for synonyms for this particular term, there are primarily four; these include a landau, a brougham, a coupe, and a victoria. Landau is a close relative of a barouche, it has its roof removable but with an added advantage of folding down entirely. In contrast, a brougham is a closed carriage with four wheels and two seats that are facing each other. A coupe is similar to a brougham but more extensive, with a forward-facing seat for the coachman and two seats at the back for passengers. A victoria is a carriage that has four wheels and is smaller than a brougham.
