Sentences with phrase «creased sheetmetal»

The 11th generation is also the most aggressively styled model yet with sharply creased sheetmetal and glossy black trim.

I was impressed with the Cadillac CT6 from the moment I laid eyes on its sharply creased sheetmetal.

The lowered roofline and the creased sheetmetal make for a much sportier and sleeker appearance compared with the pudgy porker that preceded it.

The new Lexus IS might wear a flashy new suit with that spindle grill on its nose and sharp - creased sheetmetal on its flanks, but the musculature underneath is familiar.

Not exact matches

Vmotion 2.0 has a whole lot of Maxima in it, with sharp sheetmetal creases all over, and the now - requisite «floating» c - pillar.

The rest of the sheetmetal matches the stylish Buick Encore, with short overhangs, tasteful creases, flared fenders, and five - spoke wheels.

Not a handsome, unqualified hit, but the new nose puts some much - needed creases into the popular b - CUV's potato - shaped sheetmetal.

Whereas the Miata is all soft contours and gentle swells of sheetmetal, the 124 Spider adds a sharp crease in the belt line and twin scallops in the hood (the etched lines make for a modern twist on the similarly shaped hood «bumps» seen on later versions of the original).

Locating the door handle levers exactly on the peak of the crease line in the side treatment shows a great deal of confidence in the accuracy of the sheetmetal stamping process and puts them at a good, convenient height.

And yet he's also drawn to the Mustang, which recalls the 1960s with every crease in its sheetmetal.

There's the sense that with every crease of the sheetmetal, every tenth of an inch of legroom, and every penny of the price, Volkswagen vigilantly calculated how many buyers would be won and how many buyers would be lost.

A high beltline and sheetmetal creases around the wheelwells are pronounced — almost defiant.

The Giulia has sensuous and shapely sheetmetal, and — like a good Italian — the curves and creases are in all the right places.

That chiseled look remains for 2013 with the Cadillac's angular sheetmetal, arching side creases, and stylish but visibility - hampering sloped roof.

Audi's trademark single - frame grille, LED accent lighting, finely - tailored sheetmetal, expressive fenders and sleek profile give the A5 an undeniable distinction, while the lovely flowing curves along the sides, precise creases and crisp detailing finish it off perfectly.

Along with the difficult - to - look - at front grille, the TL's sheetmetal was littered with sharp creases all over the place.

The new Camry gets new sheetmetal everywhere but the roof, with nice creases on the hood and flanks and a little deck lid spoiler popping up in back.

The car's profile is similar but sheetmetal treatment is more angular with soft crease lines up front on the mudguard and rear D - pillars.