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We'll tell you what "front apron" means!
The front apron is the part in the front area of a passenger car that is installed below the hood. The purpose of the front apron is to absorb impacts. In the past, a front apron was still made of sheet metal and was extremely susceptible to rust because it was in the area of the wheels and was also covered in stone chips. In the 80s, front aprons were made out of plastic. Nowadays, front aprons are almost exclusively made of plastic. The front apron often includes openings for air and fog lamps or parking aids, etc. The front apron is also responsible for the air flow and has a significant impact on the road holding of a vehicle.
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