What is the width of a car?
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Generally, the width of a car ranges between 1600mm and 1800mm, while the length ranges between 3800mm and 4300mm, the height between 1400mm and 1600mm, and the wheelbase between 2400mm and 3000mm. Typically, the widest part of a car is the front wheel arches, with the generally accepted maximum width being 2 meters. It's important to note that the exterior rearview mirrors are not included in the body width. Car width refers to the distance between two planes parallel to the vehicle's longitudinal symmetry plane, touching the fixed protruding parts on both sides of the vehicle (excluding rearview mirrors, side marker lights, turn indicators, flexible mud flaps, and the deformation of the tire-ground contact area). Width mainly affects passenger space and maneuverability. For passenger cars, if three seats are to be arranged side by side with a spacious feel, the width generally needs to reach 1800mm.