Discharge on screen lists of components of different lists

[amarantha]

Several lists are available at the entrance:

auto = ['KIA', 'Volkswagen', 'Mitsubishi', 'Renault']
auto_model1 = ['Cerato', 'Sorento', 'C`eed', 'Carnival']
auto_model3 = ['Passat', 'Tiguan', 'Golf', 'Touran']
auto_model2 = ['Galant', 'Pajero', 'Colt', 'Grandis']
auto_model4 = ['Megan', 'Kaptur', 'Clio', 'C4 Picasso']
car_body = ['sedan', 'crossover', 'hatchback', 'minivan']

The following should be concluded (example for one mark):

KIA Cerato --> sedan
KIA Sorento --> crossover
KIA C`eed --> hatchback
KIA Carnival --> minivan

It's important! A newcomers' mission, that's all new.

1. Only data structures can be used: lists
2. Not using special libraries and modules.

I've already broken my head. I don't know how to use the cycles, but not to cross all the elements of the list. Thank you for your help.

[Rossere]

Is that what it took?

auto = ['KIA', 'Volkswagen', 'Mitsubishi', 'Renault']
auto_model1 = ['Cerato', 'Sorento', 'C`eed', 'Carnival']
auto_model3 = ['Passat', 'Tiguan', 'Golf', 'Touran']
auto_model2 = ['Galant', 'Pajero', 'Colt', 'Grandis']
auto_model4 = ['Megan', 'Kaptur', 'Clio', 'C4 Picasso']
car_body = ['sedan', 'crossover', 'hatchback', 'minivan']
text = "KIA C`eed"
models = [auto_model1, auto_model2, auto_model3, auto_model4]
components = text.split()
index_auto = auto.index(components[0])

index_model = models[index_auto].index(components[1])
body = car_body[index_model]
print(text, "-->", body)

Well, that's a good check. -1 When the indices are received, insert (situation when the object is not found on the list)