sideblade
rocker panel
back door
hatchback door
B-pillar
liftgate
hatchback
hatch
waistline
head-on
car door handle
underhood
underbody
wing
guard
hoodline
wagon
waggon
estate car
station wagon
beach waggon
beach wagon
fender
station waggon
go-faster stripe
sun visor
suicide door
rear window
A-pillar
car door
backlight
carbeam
forebody
trunklid
parcel shelf
tailfin
tail fin
fin
dashlight
jacklight
halo
topless
bubbletop
headliner
escarbuncle
beltline
coupe
roll up
low beam
carden
bodystyle
passenger-side
sideways
head restraint
auto body
car glass
clearcoat
window
quarter glass
footboard
high beam
dashtop
headrest
midgate
afterbody
bonnet
bodyside
fixed head coupé
visor
hood ornament
spat
front-load
cannon
vehicled
windshield
glove box
berline
auto
cage
driverside
notchback
parking light
Luton
quarterlight
rearview mirror
afterclap
midengine
saloon
hardtop
scissor door
garb
anti-roll bar
windscreen
sedan
slumbercoach
dashcam

English words for 'A panel immediately behind the rear door of a car, often contrasting in colour with the bodywork.'

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