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As part of the General Motors, leading car manufacturers in the world, Chevrolet
has a wide variety of vehicles from trucks, sedans, sports cars, vans, commercial,
and SUVs that stratify the image of the original Chevrolet concept of 1911. For
almost a century of car building, the company has expanded to several countries
and has established good market shares in Africa, Europe, North and South America,
and Asia.
With Chevy’s reputation in building performance vehicles equipped with strong
and dependable parts, it is undeniable that every Chevrolet vehicle is though
and safe. And with safety as the epitome of the vehicle, comes the pillars that
fortify and protect the whole vehicle.
Chevy pillars are bars that are located at the upper side of the vehicle separating
the front and rear window, windshield, at the rear glass of the vehicle. These
pillars support the vehicle’s roof. In the automotive world, there are several
types of side pillars: A-pillar, B-pillar, C-pillar, and D-pillar for longer vehicles.
The A-pillar is located at the front of the vehicle at either side of the windshield
and usually at the front of the driver. The B-pillar is located between the side
of the driver and the rear passenger. Also supports the roof of the vehicle, the
B-pillar separates the front window and the rear window. The C-pillar is located
at the rear of the vehicle either on the rear windshield or the rear window. For
longer vehicle, the D-pillar is added to support more windows.
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