Nissan really likes that separated D pillar look. What do you

>>13963833
that's not a leaf

Are you talking about the seam for the hatch? I wouldn't call that a D pillar.

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>>13963833
Hatches don't have d pillars.

>>13963833
Is that the gripZ?

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>>13963879
A 3 door hatch doesn't, but a 5 door hatch does.

http://www.autoblog.com/2015/12/01/2017-chevy-bolt-spy-shots/#slide-3724431

GM's new purpose built pure battery EV. they promised a 200 miles range and a $35,000 price.

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>>13963938
where is your god now?

>>13963938
That one does, doesn't mean they all do.

>>13963833
it's actually the only modern design trend that really pisses me off.

I like Range Rovers floating roof and I like the GTRs floating A pillar.

But this stupid "continuous window" just looks awful. It looks aesthetically bad. From all angles.

It's obviously designed for cost saving reasons - it means the rear quarter panel no longer extends all the way to the A pillar. Instead of one big panel, they have lots of little ones.

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>>13963950
look at the Insight's rear quarter panel compared to the one in OPs pic.
>>13963833

>>13963938
smll stion wgon