Family Sedan

The car in every driveway: a three-box saloon whose body is one extruded side profile — bonnet line, beltline and boot step in a single silhouette, with the wheel openings cut straight through it and every edge bevelled. A separate glass canopy carries the windscreen rake and roof line under a painted roof cap and its A, B and C pillars; below it sit the rocker, door seams, chrome handles, a grille between the headlamps, tail lamps, bumpers tucked inside the body width and five-spoke wheels sitting in the arches. Authored at roughly two-thirds metric per the scale doctrine, so it sits clearly shorter than the ranch house is wide.