Sentences with phrase «wheelarch extensions»

A set of black wheelarch extensions and lower body mouldings add to the car's aggression.

Body styling is from the best school of stick - on addenda, with black plastic wheelarch extensions, revised front and back bumpers, darkened «privacy» glass at the rear and fatter 15in rims giving the baby Fiat some degree of presence.

It means you get the same rasping Ferrari - derived twin - turbo V6 tuned to 503bhp, and the same curvaceous, pugnacious exterior styling - only now with brutal wheelarch extensions, bonnet vents and a propped - up, puffed - out stance that's perhaps just a little bit frightening if your existing notion of an SUV is a diesel Qashqai.

This comes as a result of firmer springs and dampers and a wider track, requiring the addition of a set of wheelarch extensions each measuring 30 mm.

Visually, the GTS is distinguished by its Cayenne Turbo - style nose and new 21in alloy wheels, which have necessitated 14 mm wheelarch extensions.

Actually, putting rufty - tufty bumpers, jumbo wheels and plastic wheelarch extensions on a small hatch and raising its ride height by a few inches so it can prowl the urban jungle with attitude is nothing new.

A small removable piece is said to be missing from the wing, and there is a crack on the inner part of the front wheelarch extension where it meets the fender liner.

It's wide, too, at 1.99 m — with cladding on the flanks and rugged - looking wheelarch extensions to give it that authentic SUV crossover appearance... A bit of a surprise from a Porsche, but catching current trends, no doubt.

If you want a rugged look, then the top - spec Mixx and Maxx models add gloss black wheelarch extensions and roof rails.

Amongst the details that marked it out from the basic Golfs were a chin spoiler (the only aerodynamic add - on, required to increase front - end downforce at high speed), black side stripes, black plastic wheelarch extensions and a red pinstripe around the grille.

The brutal wheelarch extensions, bonnet vents and a puffed - out stance are perhaps just a little bit frightening if your existing notion of an SUV is a diesel Qashqai

It looks the part, thanks to both a raft of styling changes (mirrors, wheels, wheelarch extensions, exhaust tips, grille and brake calipers, to list but a few of the changes) and the stance - enhancing effects of a 6 mm track increase front and rear and a 10 mm drop in ride height.

Here sporty black wheelarch extensions and coordinated body sills set the styling.

[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.

It sits 30 mm higher than the standard car with a different front grille treatment, large, black wheels, black wheelarch extensions, door mirror caps and rear spoiler, plus roof rails.

For starters, it benefits from body - coloured plastic wheelarch extensions and deeper sills and bumpers.

The Alltrack adds plastic wheelarch extensions and extra matt silver trim on the bumpers and door sills, while the metal scuff plates are complemented by silver trim along the bottom of the doors.

Called the Dune, it comes as either a hardtop or convertible, has unique front and rear fascias and black wheelarch extensions.