According to the needs of the vehicle, rear body panels for cars are typically composed of sheet metal, although they can also occasionally be made of fibreglass, carbon fibre, or fiber-reinforced plastic. The rear body panel is situated behind the rear bumper of the car, as opposed to a quarter panel, which is a body panel positioned between the back door and the trunk (boot) and often wraps around the wheel wells. It offers mountings for the rear bumper and structural support. Even though the rear body panel is hidden from view from the outside, it is essential for defence against environmental factors and unintentional impacts that could weaken the vehicle's frame.
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