Front Bumper
The Front bumper is a key auto body part located at the front of a vehicle.
Modern bumpers are usually made from plastic or fiberglass covers over an energy-absorbing structure (metal, aluminum, or composite material).
Front Bumper
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Positioned below the grille and headlights.
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Protects the engine bay, headlights, and cooling system.
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Often includes air intakes, fog light housings, and sensors (for parking or collision avoidance).