Sentences with phrase «rear wheel openings»

The flat band around the circular rear wheel opening terminates a bulge that comes from the rear fender profile imposed on the body side and stops at the rear door cut.

A 21 - inch front and 18 - inch rear wheel open the door to a wide selection of tire choices for everything from serious off - road trail riding to smooth on - road adventures.

The big air outlet at the front of the door cut controls body side surfaces, indented deeply in front, fading to zero by the rear wheel opening.

The line rises from the front fender origin to the middle of the rear door handle, where it begins to slope downward, creating emphasis for surfaces around the rear wheel opening.

It is complemented by the rising line on the flanks that carries through the rear wheel opening and sweeps around the back of the car to define the bumper.

Rear wheel openings are as big as those in front, which is unusual on a sedan and more often seen on sports models.

Sill: Sometimes called the rocker area, the sill is the outermost longitudinal section of each body side, running beneath the door openings from the trailing edge of the front wheelhouse to the leading edge of the rear wheel opening.

It also gets unique 10 - spoke «Dark Tarnish» wheels, along with tire spats on the rear wheel openings.

Young people point out the unmatched front and rear wheel openings, and they seem to think the styling is somewhere between silly and awkward.

The diffuser now starts at the back of the rear wheel opening rather than at the centerline of the rear axle; strakes and sidewalls are not permitted, so the GT2 diffuser is a flat panel while the GT1 diffuser was effectively a tunnel.

The rear wheel openings were again housed in fender skirts.

About the only changes were deletion of the rear quarter windows and the louvers behind the doors, plus minor changes to the nose, tail and rear wheel openings.

The chrome strips stopped at the leading edge of the rear fenders and then swept up over the rear wheel openings.

Signature rear ducts, integrated into the body of the car in front of the rear wheel openings, act as functional rear brake cooling vents.