Sentences with phrase «looking black plastics»

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Far from looking like a tired old deodorant stick, this stylish spray bottle is a deep black with sparkling components in the plastic.

TED LARSON walks to the front of the crowded room and lays an ordinary - looking smartphone, encased in a black plastic cradle, flat on the table.

The Coloressence Blush is packed in a black plastic packaging, which looks similar to MAC.

Some of the teen ranges have plainer glasses that are fine (eg plain black plastic) or look for the smallest fit in adult ranges (mine are 50/16 and anything bigger looked ridiculous).

Cusack's Curtis as action man in a plain black suit and tie (his limo driver's outfit) or plastic surgeon Dr. Gordon Silberman (Thomas McCarthy) as a scrubs wearing amateur pilot, mommy Kate (Amanda Peet) in her best weekend peasant dress with casual hoody thrown over the top, even Tamara (Beatrice Rosen) as the bimbo with a heart of gold — don't judge a person by their stilettos; she may look like a whore but will happily save a couple of kids above her own life.

Material foibles are limited to a high - gloss black trim plastic that, thanks to glitter in its finish, looks dusty when it's not, and a chrome bezel on the shifter that distractingly reflects sunlight.

Looks like a black plastic t - nut that screws into the middle of this white plastic piece.

However, I look forward to the revised car due next year for the interior — while it is very well executed, the black plastics on the center console and stack have always struck me as cheap - looking and too abundant for the interior of a premium luxury car.

We'll let you decide how the «acid green» (Porsche's term; it's sort of a sickly lime) brake calipers look, but they do at least match the acid - green backing on emblems inside, outside, and even under the hood of the car, a lone highlight on a big black plate of plastic.

Looking somewhat like a plastic surgery treatment gone wrong, Nissan says the new face of its «Taxi for London» is meant to mimic the appearance of the city's classic black cabs.

One is the faux carbon - fiber trim around the instrument panel, which looks a little more interesting than the plain black plastic in our car.

The LX still has plenty of equipment, including a backup camera, Bluetooth, a USB port, and cruise control, and it doesn't look like other base models clad with cheap - looking wheels and black plastic trim.

The sides are slightly bulkier and more substantial, with wider front and rear haunches and black plastic cladding for a more rugged look.

The black vinyl material embossed with a carbonfibre pattern that covers the dash and air vents surrounded by shiny red plastic attempt to create a sporty atmosphere, but instead look and feel cheap.

Take a look at the glass, and you'll instantly recognize elements of the Murano's design, as triangular windows on the sides of the cargo area and black plastic at the base of the A-pillar give the car a parallelogram daylight opening.

Jeep has made an effort to create a unified look across the trim levels, so that lower trims don't stand out as the «cheap» models with missing fog lights or tacky black plastic in place of body - color bits.

The whole «cat / animal - like» design isn't helped by the fact that the front panel has two black plastic panels that look like ears, and a rear stabilizer that, when extended, looks an awful lot like a tail.

An abundance of black plastic surfaces gives this brand - new vehicle the look of a gently used rental car.

Said one particularly disgruntled driver: «The hodgepodge of materials and textures is like a visual representation of ADD: wood that looks fake even if it might be real, cheap plastic that covers the dash with its pseudo-gun-grips cross-hatching, leather - textured plastic, and, to me the most objectionable, the giant chunks of black plastic that make up the center stack, especially where the CDs are loaded.»

Taken as a whole, the interior looks fresh and special and modern, but you'll notice the cost - saving measures up - close: the flimsy - feeling air - con controls, the hard plastics that lurk below the fake leather on the dash, and the plain black plastic buttons that replace higher - spec models» flashes of silver.

Lockable plastic boxes in black (high gloss) or platinum look.

There's also a distinctive new design feature in the form of a targa - style C - pillar that reaches up to the roof, while the car on the whole has a rufty - tufty look with black plastic cladding, roof bars and a raised ride height.

The design of the interior still feels modern, and in this department, I feel that Nissan has continued to surpass rivals that stuff their vehicles with boring, black square shapes and plastics or design themselves into a corner with dull, industrial looks that won't impress buyers shopping around at dealerships.

As for the Rav 4 is looks like they cribbedsome styling from Jeep and as with the new Cadillac XT4 I'm not crazy about the black exterior plastic on the door bottoms, along the wheel wells and on the front and rear bumpers.

The multifunction steering wheel is leather - wrapped, as is the shift knob and piano black plastics can be found on the center console and dashboard, a dash that looks very good now.

Three vertical chrome inserts (that appear claw - like) on either sides of the Mahindra badge add a hint of aggression to the car's front fascia while the sporty bumper with an integrated silver scuff plate and black plastic surrounds around the fog lamps give the car a daunting look.

It gains piano - black plastic and the stereo's display has been updated, but it's a dated dot - matrix screen that looks old and is fiddly to navigate around.

At the rear, the CrossPolo continues the rugged all - terrain look in the bumper, whose lower section is also designed in a black, rugged plastic.

The plastics have a richer look and feel to them, the switchgear is top - notch and the gloss - black trim of the touchscreen interface has a modern sophistication to it.

There's black - faux - suede, white - perforated leather, red leather, polished black plastic, brushed aluminum... it's just too much, and looks too busy.

The black plastic window surrounds, sport and luxury badges and the little boomerangs that adorn the front fenders are awfully cheap looking.

Likewise, the black plastic door - panels didn't look particularly high - end, though they contained wood trim around the door - handles and padded armrests.

For sure, the Laurin and Klement looked classy, with plenty of high - gloss black trim and soft, thick plastics on the dash and the doors, lots of stitched leather, electric boot opening and closing, heated seats and bi-xenon headlights.

The range - topping Autobiography model features vast 20 - inch wheels that fill the arches, but if you go for the entry - level SE model, it has 18 - inch wheels that look a little lost next to all the black plastic trim adorning the exterior.

From the driver's seat, the view is predominantly one of black plastic, offset by slivers of what Range Rover calls cherry wood but which look and feel more like leftover laminate flooring.

The XC60 just knocks you out of the park with its all - black dashboard finished in soft - touch plastics, and then there are the unlacquered wood trimmings which look stunning.

The rest of the interior maintains the somber family look, though aluminum accents throughout the cabin help break up the dominance of black plastic.

[3] 1600 GSRs built before October 1974 (when safety standards were changed) received black plastic wheelarch extensions to accommodate a wider track, resulting in an even more aggressive look.

Already on sale in India (pictured above) the i20 Active gets the usual crossover treatment, with more aggressive bumpers at the front and back, some black plastic cladding to make it look like it means business, a raised ride height and a set of roof rails.

The countryman also gets wide and pronounced wheel arches clad in black plastic to pronounce the crossover look.

DASHTOP DASH COVER, PLASTIC, BLACK — Made of thick and durable plastic, molded to fit right over the existing dash; Features the correct texture, a contoured fit, and original - looking radio speaker patterns; Eliminates the need for dashboard replacement or temporary patching; No special tools or instrument removal necPLASTIC, BLACK — Made of thick and durable plastic, molded to fit right over the existing dash; Features the correct texture, a contoured fit, and original - looking radio speaker patterns; Eliminates the need for dashboard replacement or temporary patching; No special tools or instrument removal necplastic, molded to fit right over the existing dash; Features the correct texture, a contoured fit, and original - looking radio speaker patterns; Eliminates the need for dashboard replacement or temporary patching; No special tools or instrument removal necessary.

While we like the metal strip that separates the upper and lower parts of the dashboard, the black plastic covering the center stack looks dated.

The leather and plastics present well, and in this sample, the black interior looks sharp and near luxury.

The radar sensor for ACC may be a postcard size patch of black plastic in or under the grille, behind the grille logo, or it may look like a small circular fog lamp.

Hell, the car even kind of looks like a vintage 3 - series, particularly on the inside where far more black plastic resides than one would expect in a nearly $ 50,000 car.

The interior is a mix of different plastics, including tacky wood - like material and a glossy black material that looks like it will scratch and smudge easily.

I'd like to tell you what the 3.6 - liter V - 6 looks like, but it sits beneath an enormous black plastic engine cover.

Most significantly, the SC and midlevel EX have lost the expanses of black plastic body cladding that give the base Element a look only nerds can love.

The cabin feels well put together, and despite the abundance of black plastic up front the interior looks and feels reasonably luxurious.

Outside the truck looks nice, no flaws in the factory paint that I could find (onyx black) and all the plastic trim looks ok and fits well.