What type of vehicle can a Class C driver's license permit you to drive?

A Class C driver's license in California allows the holder to operate a variety of vehicles, including a passenger car and a three-axle house vehicle. This is important as it provides the flexibility to transport passengers and drive recreational vehicles. Generally, a three-axle house vehicle is classified under the same category as passenger cars, making it permissible for Class C license holders.

The other vehicle types mentioned in the options either include weights or classifications that aren't allowed under a Class C license. For example, sports cars with a heavy weight might fall under different classifications, and motorcycles require specific endorsements, while an 18-wheeler truck needs a commercial driver's license (CDL) due to its size and the type of driving required. Thus, the three-axle house and passenger car are appropriate and legal for a Class C license holder to operate.