Car Outer Body Parts Names
Front End
- Bumper: Protects the front of the car from minor impacts.
- Headlights: Provide illumination for nighttime driving and visibility in low-light conditions.
- Grille: Allows air to flow into the engine compartment for cooling.
- Hood: Covers the engine and other components in the engine compartment.
- Fenders: Protect the wheels and tires from debris.
Side
- Doors: Allow access to the passenger compartment.
- Windows: Allow visibility and ventilation.
- Mirrors: Provide visibility to the driver’s side and rear.
- Quarter panels: Close the gap between the doors and the trunk or rear window.
Rear End
- Bumper: Protects the rear of the car from minor impacts.
- Taillights: Provide illumination for nighttime driving and visibility in low-light conditions.
- Trunk: Provides storage space for luggage and other items.
- Spoiler: Improves aerodynamic performance by reducing drag and increasing downforce.
- Exhaust system: Directs exhaust gases away from the engine compartment.
Roof
- Roof: Protects the occupants from the elements and provides structural support.
- Sunroof: Allows natural light and ventilation into the passenger compartment.
- Antenna: Receives radio and other signals.
Other Exterior Parts
- Wheels: Support the car’s weight and provide traction.
- Tires: Provide a flexible, cushioned contact surface between the car and the road.
- Running boards: Assist passengers with entering and exiting the car.
- Moldings: Decorative or protective strips attached to various parts of the body.
- Decals: Adhesive graphics or lettering applied to the car’s exterior.
