slant nose
A slant nose is when the front of a car’s bumper leans back instead of staying flat. It makes the car look sporty and helps it move through air more smoothly.
A slant nose refers to a car’s front bumper design where the upper edge angles away from the windshield, creating a sleek, aerodynamic look. It’s common on modern sports cars and sedans to reduce drag.
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