Part of speech: n.
Quotation: NASCAR inspectors ordered the rear-end bodywork cut completely off the No. 3, claiming the rear fascia was an experimental, unapproved part. On a production car, the rear fascia would be loosely defined as the back end of the car, the place where you’d find the rear bumper, taillights, and trunk opening. On a Winston Cup car, these individual components are replaced with the one-piece fascia, which is made of composite plastics.
Author:
Tom Jensen
Publishing location:
Kan., Mo.
Date of publication:
Jan. 15, 2005
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