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What are the components of a sedan body?

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DelJake
07/29/25 9:47pm

The components of a sedan body include: 1. Front bumper; 2. Front fender, located on the lower side of the engine hood and above the front wheel; 3. Engine hood, positioned at the upper front of the vehicle, serving as the maintenance cover for the engine compartment; 4. Front bulkhead, situated at the front of the passenger compartment, separating the engine room from the passenger compartment; 5. Front longitudinal beam, the main strength component of the front body; 6. Roof, the cover panel at the top of the body compartment; 7. Doors; 8. Trunk and trunk lid; 9. Rear quarter panel, the body sheet metal covering the rear wheels and the side of the rear body; 10. Rear bumper, located at the rear of the vehicle body, serving to decorate and protect the rear parts of the vehicle.

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