What are the six orientations of a car?
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Car six orientations refer to the front, left side, rear, right side, driver's compartment, and engine hood. The details are as follows: Front part: Positioned at a 45-degree angle to the front of the car, the sequence generally includes the overall shape, engine hood, headlights, grille, and front bumper. The key parts here are the emblem on the grille and the introduction of the headlights. Side view: Side profile, tires and rims, braking system, chassis and door construction, and frame type. Rear seats: Rear seat space, foldability, storage space, suspension type, and other configurations such as child seat placement, child lock, and rear sunshade. Rear part: Rear end, trunk space, trunk and other configurations, taillights, rear bumper, and parking sensors or camera. Driver's compartment: Steering wheel and seat adjustments, dashboard and center console configurations, air conditioning and multimedia setups, and safety features like airbags. Engine compartment: Engine description, transmission introduction, wiring harness layout, and safety measures adopted.