Car body configurations: Difference between revisions

A one-box design — alsodesign—also called a ''monospace'', ''mono-box'' or ''monovolume'' configuration<ref name="www.cardesignnews.com"/> — gives—gives the impression of a car being a single volume combining engine, cabin and cargo areas. This is achieved is a design that pulls the base of a vehicle's [[Pillar (automobile)|A-pillars]] forward, creating an impression of spaciousness.<ref name="www.cardesignnews.com"/><ref name="Mike Mueller 2003">{{cite book|title=American Cars of the '50s|author=Mike Mueller|year=2003|publisher=Crestline Imprints|isbn=0-7603-1712-7}}</ref>