If you like this style of vessel then check out similar ones from Wallenius ( Figaro, Tosca, Traviata, Rigoletto & Madam Butterfly ) built around the same time and from several other companies, Nedlloyd Carwell looks similar, all of them carry the car tween decks stowed on deck when in bulker mode. I believe the clasification is BV ie Bulk/Vehicle, later vessels had elevators between the holds in box like structures with cranes on top and no derrecks.

Later conversions saw large garages added on top like the recent views posted of MV Esra and a second bridge added fwd for visibility.

I dont know why Traviata is sailing under the Wallenius flag as that name is a popular name for many Ugland and later HUAL Vessels, but she carries OW in my FOTOFLITE photos.

I will dig all my car carrier notes out this week and see if l can find any more info on these types of vessel, most did end up with China shipping names.

Best

Michael