Sentences with phrase «sharp new appearance»

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The new front grille is wider, more square in appearance, and mounted closer to the road than before (and compared to the A4), and sharp creases flow from it onto the clamshell bonnet.

While the new Q5 may not be radically different from its predecessor in terms of appearance, the redesign gives it sharper lines.

Mercedes - Benz's new - model surge continues at the Shanghai motor show later this week, when the German automaker unveils a high - riding concept car meant to preview the sharp appearance, contemporary interior and mechanical package of Benz's upcoming GLA.

Also included is a sharp body kit that gives the 5 Series a new look, while maintaining its overall classy appearance.

The front end is now a bit sharper and closer in appearance to the Focus and other newer Fords already on the road.

As revealed by the concept, the next Legacy will adopt a new exterior appearance, with the company's latest hexagonal grille and a sharper hawk - eye headlamp design.

Early in 2012, Honda revealed the new Accord Concept and showed us a more aggressively styled vehicle with sharp body lines and an all - around sexy appearance.

The rear door glass also takes on an all - new shape, now featuring sharp angles and less of the rounded appearance.

Making its debut in New York, this enthusiast - grade variation of the V8 Vantage theme boast more power and sharper handling to match its competition - influenced appearance - and will open at $ 102,725, almost $ 17,000 below the starting price of a base V8 Vantage model.

As shown in the images, the new Kindle Paperwhite has the same appearance design with its predecessor, but the new eReader boasts a better 6 ″ Paperwhite display with Carta e-paper technology and 16 - level gray scale, and with the help of its 300 ppi pixel density and optimized font technology, the new Kindle Paperwhite delivers you more clear and sharper text and images, meanwhile built - in light allows you to read in the dark.

So rare is good satire in contemporary art that its appearance — as in the newest exhibition of William Powhida, a New York - based artist who is fast evolving into one of its sharpest practitioners — makes one inclined to stand up and applaud.