The both front and
rear of the car look nice, the front bumper has panels on the left and right as well as a mirror - polished underride guard.
The stylists say they make
the rear of the car look wider by bridging the corners of the car
Not exact matches
He
looked on course for a potential first F3 podium when he lost the
rear of his
car around the fast Parc Beaumont section, in very light rain.
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.
my son's tall and big, almost 22 months - close to being 35» and 30 lbs, and he's still
rear facing - I'm waiting until he's at the max
of the
car seat weight limit (40 lbs) to turn him around - his legs might
look cramped, but I'm going for safety - he also now extends his legs out over the sides or up on the back
of the seat... pretty creative.
, and
looking through the
rear view mirror find your child trying to disappear into or perhaps unite with the upholstery
of the backseat
of your
car.
If you go for a convertible
car seat,
look for one that includes infant padding to help a small baby fit the large
car seat, and one with a fairly low set
of harness slots for
rear - facing.
It may also be helpful to
look at pictures
of older kids in
rear - facing
car seats.
Take a
look at the
car in the photo above and once again witness the incredible safety
of a
rear facing
car seat.
From a technical point
of view, we are managing and monitoring our land at best like someone who is trying to drive a
car by
looking in the
rear - view mirror.
Custom 19 - inch RAYS wheels — savagely huge compared the stock 15 - inch fronts and 16 - inch
rears — give the
car somewhat
of a slammed stance, but their unique smoky bronze finish ties the whole
look together.
It
looks rather as though the
rears are going off by the end
of the lap with the
car becoming more and more willing to oversteer, both on turn - in and under acceleration.
Safety upgrades consist
of predictive forward collision warning that
looks two
cars ahead, optional intelligent adaptive cruise control, and radar blind spot warning with
rear cross-traffic alert (standard on SV).
Rear - engined duo
look sharp in matching Martini liveries; plenty
of other glorious metal on sale including F1
cars and quirky classics
Their
car is a top -
of - the line 1996 LSi that still
looks somewhat anonymous after all these years, though that
rear spoiler seems to have lots in common with the configuration seen on the Lotus Esprit, another Giugiaro design.
Look closely at modern wheels and you may see evidence
of this in the slenderness
of the spokes and thinness
of the wheel rim; you might notice grooves channelled into the sides
of the spokes and, on the
rear, spot where large amounts
of metal have been removed from, say, the wheel's hub where it mates to the
car's hub.
The Alfa Romeo version is said to sport a more aggressive front end, although the greenhouse and
rear ends
of the two
cars could
look similar.
It certainly
looks the part, and knowing that it has that clever Active Yaw Control
rear differential in place
of a viscous LSD, I'm expecting it to step closer to having the incredible turn - in response
of later Evos but retain some
of the original
car's suppleness.
Advance to the
Rear — French Style Much lest resistant to new technological ideas than their neighbours across the Channel the French came up with some highly imaginative proposals in the 1930s as Karl Ludvigsen relates / Vauxhall Velox & Wyvern — Buyer's Guide / Royal Restoration — Michael Ware
looks back at the restoration
of a Royal Daimler that was carried out for the Queen's Silver Jubilee / Commercially Speaking — Lighter Commercials / Dashboard Instruments — Part Two — Workshop / Cammy Sammy - Salmson Twin Cam / Classic Commemoration — Richard Cass reports on the Le Mans Classic / Singer Super Six — Michael Worthington - Williams recalls a Singer «buult like a battleship graceful as a yacht» / Coventry Cat — Fitted with the first engine entirely designed by Jaguar the XK 120 set the standard by which so many postwar sports
cars are judged.
While the front and
rear fascias were stylish and aggressive — the Rallye - spec blacked - out grille
looked menacing in rearview mirrors and the LED taillights were a premium touch on a sub - $ 25,000
car — the rest
of the exterior was an anonymous jelly - bean shape.
From the
looks of it, the Ford GT race
car boasts an even more liberal use
of carbon fiber than its road - going sibling, with a mean -
looking front spoiler, fins for the sides
of the front bumper, extended side sills, a roof scoop, a spoiler large enough to cast a shadow over Rhode Island, and an equally enormous
rear diffuser.
The
look of the
car blends American style with German substance, but the
rear end is where the Escala is most clearly linked to previous Cadillac concept
cars like the Elmiraj.
From the outside, this 2635 - pound,
rear - wheel - drive
car looks substantial, though it measures only 157.4 inches long, 69.9 inches wide and 62.1 inches tall on a wheelbase
of 101.2 inches.
Elsewhere, there's a new four - pipe exhaust outlet mounted centrally at the
rear of the
car while the interior gets a suite
of options to give the Sport a sportier
look and feel from the driver's seat.
That is what I figured, but I couldn't tell by just
looking under the
rear of the
car.
Its blunt nose and squared - off
rear end make it
look a little dorky — especially in the Blue Raspberry paint
of this test
car — and it doesn't have a very powerful engine or many high - tech amenities.
MH: Winner The next version
of the WRX likely won't be this aggressive -
looking — the WRX STI, perhaps — but even if some
of the bolder cues like the huge fender flares and massive
rear diffuser are toned down the
car's great stance and proportions should remain.
The
rear three - quarter view is fabulous and it's one
of those
cars that
looks better the more time you spend with it.
Rays
of light are directed down into the
rear wheel to give the
car a
look of strength.
I could fit my entire fist between the big, optional 20 - inch
rear tires and the fender without touching either one, lending the
car a strange, lifted
look that may be an unfortunate side effect
of its all - wheel - drive powertrain.
As I
looked at the damage
of both
cars, I knew that she didn't get
rear ended, she must have pulled out in front
of the guy.
i checked it out and it
looks like the last person that did the brakes on my father's
car put the wrong brakes in the caliper... the brakes in the right
rear appear to be the front brakes instead
of the
rear ones, like they re supposed to be.
Subsequently Triumph TR - powered, it was Morgan's most popular
car of the 1950s and»60s / Lewis Lloyd and Associates — Michael Worthington - Williams looks at the cars made by Hurst & Lloyd, Lloyd & Plaister and Hurst & Middleton and their connection with Harry Ricardo / A 1930s Rear - engined Sports Car — With research by Nicolo Cafferena, Simon Moore describes a 1928 Alfa Romeo 1500 which, over the winter of 1936/37, was developed into an intriguing and advanced competition sports c
car of the 1950s and»60s / Lewis Lloyd and Associates — Michael Worthington - Williams
looks at the
cars made by Hurst & Lloyd, Lloyd & Plaister and Hurst & Middleton and their connection with Harry Ricardo / A 1930s
Rear - engined Sports
Car — With research by Nicolo Cafferena, Simon Moore describes a 1928 Alfa Romeo 1500 which, over the winter of 1936/37, was developed into an intriguing and advanced competition sports c
Car — With research by Nicolo Cafferena, Simon Moore describes a 1928 Alfa Romeo 1500 which, over the winter
of 1936/37, was developed into an intriguing and advanced competition sports
carcar.
Two, you feel the
rear of the
car shuffling around
looking for traction.
Although the S90 will be available with either front - wheel drive or all - wheel drive, it will have the long - nose proportions
of a
rear - wheel - drive
car and be the best -
looking Volvo since the P1800.
In fact, those bulging arches and the wide, guppy - mouth grille give it the
look of a squatting toad, which seems like a terribly unkind thing to say about a
car whose styling I actually rather like, but I spotted the similarity this morning when it was hopping along in my
rear - view mirror and I haven't been able to shift the thought since.
The
car in the pictures
looks like the
rear portion
of the roof has dropped owing to subsidence, possibly caused by the visual weight
of the blackened
rear anchor
of the roof bars.
Looking at the
cars side - by - side, the Z07 was a modern homage to the classic BMW and they shared numerous styling cues — the split front grille, the shape
of the bumper and the bonnet, the side vents and the raised
rear shoulder line.
One
of the most garish special editions, and that is before you notice the handwritten -
look «Bijan» scrawled on the underside
of the
rear wing... Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Matte White — 2011: As its name suggests, there's a matte white paint finish, with the lower section
of the
car finished in blue carbonfibre.
If it's sports
car fun you're hunting, the # 21,595, 158bhp Mazda MX - 5 2.0 i Sport Tech remains top dog, though the Toyota GT86 Convertible
looks set to provide a compelling alternative (and a pair
of rear seats) from 2014.
From the
rear silhouette, the Aston Martin Vulcan's enormous
rear wing extends beyond the actual width
of the
car, making the
rear - end
look almost like a long - tail design.
From the
looks of things, it's still recognizably Infiniti, with a distinctive cutlines and drop - off edges toward the
rear of the
car.
Mark Reuss, GM's global product chief, recently confirmed Cadillac is
looking at an entry - level competitor, while Leone, who also heads up development
of rear - wheel - drive
cars at GM, is categorical in saying the brand does not want a front - wheel - drive
car at the base
of its lineup.
It is a physically much bigger
car now and not a terribly dynamic - or good -
looking one, if I'm honest, with all sorts
of lines clashing, particularly at the
rear.
Open all the hinged compartments heavenward (the gullwing doors,
rear engine cover, and front boot), and the Pagani Huayra
looks more like an animatronic bird
of prey than a
car.
And for a
car with a big engine,
rear - wheel drive and muscle -
car looks, the 350Z is now something
of a bargain.
The character lines running the length
of the
car from the double arch grille to the aerodynamic tail spoiler gives the vehicle its assertive
look from front to
rear.
Those who miss out might be interested in the similarly special Gallardo, which hasn't been unveiled yet but
looks set to mate the 552bhp tune
of 5.2 - litre V10 engine with
rear wheel drive, while the Shanghai motor show
car will combine shimmering white paint and a transparent engine cover with the carbonfibre
rear wing from the Gallardo Superleggera.
It's a more extrovert choice than either, and is likely to be compared to the likes
of the Peugeot RCZ or a personalised and well - specced Citroen DS3 or Mini Cooper S. It's not quite as much fun to drive as those — and is someway off delivering the Mini's levels
of satisfaction — but with impressive practicality (the
rear seats can accommodate most adults and there's a well - sized boot) plus more mainstream appeal than before, it's a
car we're happy to recommend if you're sold on the
looks.
Families who are keen on sports and recreational activities and who are
looking for a versatile
car that can adapt to all manner
of transportation tasks quickly and easily are also catered for by the new R - Class as only Mercedes knows how: the four seats in the
rear fold flat individually, allowing the load capacity to be expanded to as much as 2385 litres (VDA measuring method), a figure which clearly eclipses the load space offered by estate
cars.