The rear, on the other hand, gets all - new looks, more in line with the XC90, with vertically stacked LED taillamps, a roof - mounted spoiler, and
a beefy rear bumper and chrome accents along the reflectors and chrome - tipped horizontal dual exhaust pipes.
The rear sports a roof - mounted spoiler, vertically stacked LED tail lamps and
a beefy rear bumper.
Still, it demonstrated for what
that beefy rear end is designed.
We love
the beefy rear axle, but it was an anchor on the trail with 33 - inch tall tires.
Tundra relies on
the beefy rear leaf springs also equipped on the TRD Off - Road grade, 4Runner utilizes the TRD Off - Road grade rear coil springs, while Tacoma features progressive - rate off - road leaf springs out back to allow more compression suspension travel to aid performance over rough terrain.
All CLS models can be embellished by the addition of the AMG bodystyling package: this comprises a prominent front apron with large air intakes,
a beefy rear apron featuring a black insert, as well as side skirts.
The SUV also gets a new wide and sleeker pair of taillamps, a new tailgate and new
beefier rear bumper.
Sure, there are some key differences, such as the redesigned headlamps,
the beefier rear haunches, the coupe - style roof, and the more rounded design of the quarter windows, but both SUV share many cues.
Not exact matches
It was an evolution of the previous car but looked pretty cool in white and green, with big,
beefy tyres and a huge
rear wing.
The 2015 F - 450 also ditches the previous Dana M80
rear axle in favor of a larger Dana S110 unit, uses upgraded
rear leaf springs,
beefier front and
rear stabilizer bars and dampers, heavier - duty driveline U-joints, and an upgraded crossmember for the fifth - wheel / gooseneck hitch mount.
My only gripes:
Rear - seat legroom is tight, and visibility to the rear quarters is impeded by the 3's beefy C - pill
Rear - seat legroom is tight, and visibility to the
rear quarters is impeded by the 3's beefy C - pill
rear quarters is impeded by the 3's
beefy C - pillars.
They share the ST's
beefier front and
rear bumper aprons, roof spoiler and sill extensions, come on similar style 16in alloys and are priced at # 11,595 and # 12,495 respectively.
Rear - wheel - drive coupes bring to mind
beefy engines with high cylinder counts, fat tires, and blaring exhaust notes.
To start, the track is wider in the front and
rear to make space for the center - locking cast - magnesium wheels and
beefy Pirelli racing slicks (245 up front and 305 in the
rear).
The GT gets its own specifically designed suspension setup and more aggressive styling, with twin exhausts, a
rear spoiler,
beefier wheel arches and new side skirts featuring.
Yet, considering the latest - gen Cooper is on its own
beefier than in the past, it's a minor leap to slap on a set of
rear doors and add a third
rear seat.
To cope with the strains of such harsh racing, the Beetle's strut suspension features ZF dampers with a massive 230 mm of travel, whilst
beefy 357 mm front discs and 300 mm
rears work with four - piston calipers to slow the rally car down.
Beefier brakes — 300 mm discs up front, 262 mm at the
rear — serve up the best braking performance of any Kia ever made, apparently.
a stout,
rear - wheel - drive chassis with well - weighted steering and
beefy brakes; a powerful, torquey V - 6 engine; sleek good looks mixing restrained retro styling themes into a modern sports - car profile; and an affordable price.
Underneath the expansive front hood is a 3.9 - liter 4BT Cummins inline - four turbodiesel, sending power to the
rear wheels through a
beefy 700R4 automatic transmission.
The front and
rear axles have been upgraded to
beefier American Axle Manufacturing units, both with electronic differential locks.
The
beefy big block is backed by a Turbo 400 automatic transmission and 4.10 posi - traction
rear end.
It also has plenty of power off the line and for passing, with the NISMO package adding some fun features for off - roading like fog lights, skid plate,
beefier tires, better shocks and locking
rear differential.
R - Sport and S variants add
beefier front and
rear bumpers as well as larger alloy wheels, while there's more chrome exterior trim in Portfolio models, to give it a more understated, classy appearance.
Additional new chassis technologies include variable gear ratio steering,
beefier front and
rear stabilizer bars and standard 4 - wheel disc brakes, along with the application of new Agile Handling Assist brake - torque vectoring technology for more precise and agile cornering.
Blue and me with USB + Aux in, Dualdrive PAS,
Rear parking sensor, TFT display screen, Trip computer, MP3 compatible radio / single CD player, Steering wheel mounted audio controls, Smoker's Pack - Abarth, There's something just so right about a
beefy engine in a tiny car.
You get 345 mm front and 314 mm
rear ventilated discs with
beefy, red - painted single - piston calipers.
The
rear bumper is
beefier now and gets reflector elements along with a redesigned lower lip.
You'll also find
beefy Dana axles front and
rear, plus 18 - inch wheels wrapped in chunky 35 - inch BF Goodrich tyres.
Backers to this claim include a fully boxed frame, 9.84 - inch differential, 3 1/2 - inch - diameter axletubes, and
beefy 14.2 - inch (front) and 14.4 - inch (
rear) vented disc brakes.
For this new model, we're looking at posher rubber and
beefier brakes once again (a Michelin Pilot Sport 4 boot is shown in the image), what looks like a new front splitter, and a huge new
rear wing as seen in last week's teaser.
The requisite burly exterior look is accomplished with metal guard bars that curve around the front and
rear bumpers; steel mesh coverings for the headlights, hood vents and grille opening;
beefy side cladding that includes a shovel mounted on the outside of the driver's door; a storage compartment mounted on the front passenger door; and four front and two
rear spotlights.
The Rubicon I drove back in January featured
beefier Dana 44 axles front and
rear with electronic lockers (the Sahara sports a Dana 30 up front, which is 14 fewer Danas), an upgraded transfer case, a 4:1 low range crawl gear (as opposed to 2.72:1 in the Sahara), a front swaybar disconnect and knobby 32 - inch tires.
Last but not least, the
rear Dana 44 axle is a new heavy - duty version that uses a
beefier centersection and a unique cover.
The
beefier Rock - Trac system features a 4.00:1 low - range gear ratio (versus 2.72:1 for Command - Trac) and is standard on Rubicon models, which also feature
beefier axle sets and locking differentials front and
rear.
The steering is reasonably quick, with the tidy turning radius permitting easy U-turns (after
rear passengers distract you from your planned route), while the
beefy 3.6 - liter Pentastar allows for breezy acceleration.
As well as a stealth - like body kit featuring deeper front and
rear bumpers with four
beefy exhausts thrusting out at the back, the inside gets a makeover with plenty of leather and metal along with Trackhawk logos.
The Outback is set off by
beefy - looking bumpers, two - tone paint, large diameter fog lamps with stone guards and an extra 12 - volt electrical jack in the
rear.
A
beefy new 8.7 - inch
rear axle comes on TRD trucks, replacing the standard 8 - inch axle, also shared with the HiLux.
Additional reinforcements come in the form of a shock - tower bar, reinforced transmission support, underbody tunnel brace, front X-brace and
rear V - brace, and a
beefier engine cradle.
Add in the five - speed automatic transmission ($ 995), the «pony package» ($ 750) that gets you upgraded 17 - inch tires and wheels, a low - key
rear spoiler, fog lamps and a
beefier suspension, an «interior upgrade package» ($ 460), Sirius satellite radio ($ 195) and leather upholstery (usually $ 695), which, on this car, was thrown in for free, and with shipping, the bottom line is $ 23,320.
Everything else you'd find on the original Performance Pack —
beefy Brembo brakes, special chassis tuning, a Torsen
rear differential, a larger radiator and a strut tower brace — are all included in the Level 2 package.
Within that chiseled,
beefy front are optional LED headlamps and a camera, along with other cameras on the sides and
rear, that can show a 360 - degree view around the truck when parking.
It has a butch styling and imposing presence thanks to the 7 - slat grille,
beefy wheel arches, proportional silhouette and a well - rounded - off
rear.
The front and
rear bumpers are also specific to the XV Crosstrek, while model specific 17 - inch wheels sit at all four corners with
beefy 225 / 55/17 all - season tires providing the traction on and off the road.
The Creta now gets a bit of an SUV character in its design, thanks to
beefier skid plates at the front and the
rear.
Not a sporty car or a sporting car, but a real sports car: A pavement - shredding, two - door,
rear - wheel - drive speed sled with a close - ratio 6 - speed manual gearbox and a
beefy clutch, a limited - slip differential, 19 - inch alloys and performance tires, red Brembo brakes from Italy, and a sophisticated front - strut and multilink -
rear suspension with gas shock absorbers.
To support the greater horsepower and channel it to the ground durably, the engineers borrowed some heavy - duty, proven parts from the Gen 6 Camaro ZL1 including the half - shafts and prop shaft and the
beefier Gen 5 ZL1 and Chevrolet Performance driveline upgrade with a 250 mm, 3.73 - geared
rear - axle center section.
The Willys comes with added off - road hardware, including
beefier tires and a limited - slip
rear differential, while the Rubicon goes even farther in that direction and is perfect for shoppers in search of a complete trail rig right off the shelf.
Wide flaring fenders surround
beefy 19 - inch tires (8.5 - inch wide front and 9 - inch wide
rear) riding on brilliantly polished aluminum wheels.