Not exact matches
Concave, chrome vertical bars and a more angular opening give the Alfieri a more
aggressive personality, which is echoed by the pronounced
front wheel
arches and deeply incised hood lines.
Based on the five - door bodystyle (there's no three - door option) it sits square, wearing blistered wheel
arches protruding 60 mm and 45 mm further from the body than the standard car at the
front and rear respectively, making for an altogether
aggressive appearance.
Distinguishing the RS 4 from the rest of the B9 A4 lineup are wheel
arches that are 1.2 - inch wider, a stance that's 0.3 - inch lower than the A4's even with its sports suspension, an
aggressive front fascia and grille, and beefy twin exhausts.
The
front splitter is even more
aggressive, while the rear
arches are wider.
A standout feature of the nose is the black
front fascia, whilst sharply angled
arches and
aggressive side skirts sit beside 20 - inch aluminium wheels.
Aerodynamic updates include an 80 - mm wider
front track with flared wheel
arches, a more
aggressive GT - style
front splitter and radiator ducts redesigned for better cooling.
It's easy to pick out the 14R - 60 from run - of - the - mill 86 models, thanks to its
aggressive front spoiler, rear diffuser, 18 - inch magnesium wheels, large carbonfibre rear wing, wheel
arch extensions, more prominent side sills, and carbonfibre roof.
The
aggressive front clip pulls the sheet metal taut over the wheel
arches, and the swept - back headlights reach deeply into the fenders.
With a
front looking this
aggressive you just know you have to get the rest of the car in sync, and Vorsteiner does seem to get this message... the trademark air intakes just behind the doors of the Gallardo receive a thin carbon fiber blade, which again makes us think about the Aventador... but just take a second look at those lower side skirts... that's almost Reventon style, nice angular intakes in
front of the rear wheels and a clear carbon fiber «wing» connecting the
front wheel
arch to the rear one... looks good.
Externally, the 2012 RDX has an
aggressive, sporty appearance thanks to bold
front and rear fascias, Acura's signature grille, pronounced wheel
arches, 18 - inch 10 - spoke aluminum wheels and upscale trim accents.
Other key features include a tinted and heated rear windscreen, an air suspension system that lowers the ride height by up to 30 mm, 23 - inch forged wheels with 305/30 tyres, 80 mm wider wheel -
arches and a more
aggressive front bumper.
Already one of the most beautiful SUVs on the road (confirmed by its 2017 World Car Design of the Year award), the F - Pace is made subtly more
aggressive thanks to larger air intakes up
front, venting on its aluminum hood, wider wheel
arches, new lightweight wheel designs (available in 21 - or 22 - inch sizes), a unique rear spoiler, and an integrated quad exhaust system.
The strikingly
aggressive and aerodynamically highly effective
front apron (spoiler) perfectly aligned to the wheel
arches (widened 35 mm on each side), directly becomes apparent.
The Aventador S gets a more
aggressive nose, longer
front splitter, black diffuser and rear wheel
arches.
The
front end features a bold grille with new, revised design and wide
front headlights, a wide hood that sweeps into the bodylines, powerful wheel
arches and an
aggressive stance with available 20 - inch wheels.
Visually, the XE SVR will boast an
aggressive body kit consisting of bespoke
front bumper and grille, flared wheel
arches, and redesigned side skirts.
Other distinctive details include the exclusive 19 - inch / 20 - inch light - alloy wheels, the
aggressive bumpers with a large
front splitter at the
front and diffuser at the rear, bulged wheel
arches, more pronounced side sills, a spoiler lip on the roof, and twin tailpipe trims.
The
front - fascia has also been made more
aggressive with larger intakes, and the flared wheel
arches create extra space for the larger 22 - inch wheels.
Flared wheel
arches and
front fenders, gleaming 18 - inch alloy wheels, and a split honeycomb
front grille give the Solstice an
aggressive persona, which turned heads everywhere we went.
A sharp and
aggressive «face», pronounced wheel -
arches and sculpted
front and rear intakes hint at the Civic's sporting character.
The formula looks the same — big thin - spoke wheels that showcase large cross-drilled high performance brakes, an
aggressive front bumper with an upside down V shaped air intake, quad exhausts at the rear, wider wheel
arches compared to the regular 4, and a small hump on the hood.
A clear and definitive step away from the 2011 models, the 2016 Honda Civic offers
aggressive and aerodynamic design queues featuring powerful - looking
front wheel
arches and a sleek slope to the roof line and rear fascia.
The top model receives a more
aggressive front apron with larger air intakes, a Panamericana grill, wheel
arch extensions, new side skirtings and modified tailpipes.
Up
front, we can see the same radiator grille kidneys that broaden as they descend towards the road, while the
aggressive headlamps extend close to the wheel
arches.
Wheel
arch creases give a subtle flared appearance around
front and rear wheels, for a wide and
aggressive presence.
The
aggressive front splitter and rear diffuser look the part, but those wheel
arches and side skirts are pushing a few unwelcome boundaries.
The strikingly flared wheel
arches, 18 - inch standard alloy wheels, a
front apron extending well down with large air inlets, an aerodynamically - styled tail and side sills harmoniously integrated into the body line all combine effortlessly to give the RS4 an
aggressive presence on the road, even at a standstill.
The
front end makes up for the most
aggressive Acura I've ever seen, mostly due to the massive, sharp grille, which the company describes as a «diamond pentagon» grille, and the squinty, LED headlamps that stretch all the way to the wheel
arches.