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Automotive design

Automotive design is the process of developing the appearance (and to some extent the ergonomics) of motor vehicles, including automobiles, motorcycles, trucks, buses, coaches, and vans.

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Design elements

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Automotive design

Nodes148
Edges147
Triples62
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.013514
Components1

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Automotive design

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related to United States · 15
Automotive design → Alfred, American, Critics, European, Ford's, General Motors, GM, Henry Ford, In, Sloan, Sloan Jr, The, This, To, United States
related to Design elements · 8
Automotive design → GPS, Graphic, HD, In, MP3, The, Though, TV
related to External links · 6
Automotive design → Automotive, Learning, New, Wikimedia Commons, Wikiversity Media, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2
see also · 3
Automotive design → Alternative, EngineeringAutomotive, H-pointIndustrial DesignList
is a · 1
Automotive design → process of developing the appearance

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design designers automotive designs team car vehicle cars engineering also designer automobile models industry vehicles trim exterior development model automakers

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Automotive designis aprocess of developing the appearance0.90text
industrial designinstance ofDesigners work closely with exterior and interior designers.Designers draw inspiration from other design disciplines0.80text
fashioninstance ofDesigners work closely with exterior and interior designers.Designers draw inspiration from other design disciplines0.80text
home furnishinginstance ofDesigners work closely with exterior and interior designers.Designers draw inspiration from other design disciplines0.80text
architectureinstance ofDesigners work closely with exterior and interior designers.Designers draw inspiration from other design disciplines0.80text
and sometimes product designinstance ofDesigners work closely with exterior and interior designers.Designers draw inspiration from other design disciplines0.80text
the Avantiinstance ofwho was responsible for a number of Studebaker vehicles0.80text
and Gordon Buehriginstance ofwho was responsible for a number of Studebaker vehicles0.80text
who was responsible for the Auburn 851instance ofwho was responsible for a number of Studebaker vehicles0.80text
as well as the Cord 810instance ofwho was responsible for a number of Studebaker vehicles0.80text
812.Starting in the 1960sinstance ofwho was responsible for a number of Studebaker vehicles0.80text
Dick Teagueinstance ofwho was responsible for a number of Studebaker vehicles0.80text

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