Sentences with phrase «long arched roofline»

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The long, low hood (complete with sensuous arches for the headlights) leads into an upright windshield and a sloping roofline that settles into a stubby rear end — all trademark cues of Lambo's 1970s GT cars.

The new Coupe features unique detailing such as the long frameless doors, a heavily plunging roofline, prominent hunches over the rear wheel arches, a generously tapered glasshouse, acutely angled rear window, high - set bootlid, horizontally mounted tail - lights and trapezoidal tailpipes integrated into the lower section of the rear bumper.

Innovative rear lights with OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) technology introduced by BMW M GmbH exclusively for the M4 CS and M4 GTS break new ground, while the front splitter, Gurney and rear diffuser, together with the long CFRP bonnet, flowing, coupe - like roofline, elegantly sporty M exterior mirrors and muscular wheel arches, allow the new BMW M4 CS to cut an extremely dynamic figure, even when it's standing still.

Measuring 4.67 metres long and 1.37 m tall, once again the sporty two - door mid-sizer presents a sleek roofline, long bonnet, short overhangs and sharp shoulder crease, but this time the latter bulges around more prominent front and rear wheel - arches.

Sporty proportions with a long hood, short overhangs, rearward cabin and smooth coupe - like roofline arching over the windows to the C - pillars

Larger 21in alloys are fitted to the concept, as are flared wheel arches, a taller roofline, a longer bonnet and more prominent beltline.

The resemblance stops from the A-pillar onwards with unique detailing such as the long frameless doors, fixed B - pillars, a heavily plunging roofline, prominent hunches over the rear wheel arches, a generously tapered glasshouse, acutely angled rear window, high - set bootlid, horizontally mounted tail - lights and trapezoidal tailpipes integrated into the lower section of the rear bumper.

Compared to the 2018 Regal Sportback, the TourX is 3.4 inches longer, showcasing a confident side profile and a roofline accent piece that arches along the entire length of the roof and D - pillar, eventually culminating in the LED - accented taillights.

Key exterior design elements unique to the new Mercedes include a relatively upright windscreen, long frameless doors, fixed B - pillars, a heavily plunging roofline, prominent hunches over the rear wheel arches, a generously tapered glasshouse, acutely angled rear window, high - set bootlid, horizontally mounted tail - lights and trapezoidal tailpipes integrated into the lower section of the rear bumper.

Its long bonnet, sloped roofline, and defined wheel arches are echos of other performance crossovers; but details like the pronounced hexagonal grille, signature tri-port accents, oval LED taillights, and integrated quad - pipe exhaust are Maserati - exclusives.