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Definition of beltline
automotive
: the line of an automobile body along the side of the vehicle just below the windows The car has a low beltline and a lot of glass for good visibility. — Marshall Schuon
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A slight crease flows from the outer edge of the headlight along the beltline, with another line from the front quarter to the rear quarter under the door handles.
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There is original character, especially the exterior door pulls integrated into the chrome window beltline.
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The plate/camera combo can slide around to accommodate seat belts and ergonomic issues, but officers are required to keep the cameras above their beltline, McPhail said.
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Let’s hope the production I-Pace retains the concept’s basic exterior shape and proportions: a combination of high beltline and low roofline that gives it the look of a muscular hatch or wagon – a stark contrast to the bulbous Model X.
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First Known Use of beltline
1948
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