Create a technically grounded vehicle anatomy poster for teaching and science communication. A warm-neutral museum-infographic style combines a coherent cutaway, clear system hierarchy, and restrained callouts to explain how the parts fit together.
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/sl-vehicle-anatomy-poster-illustration Create a 3:2 classroom poster for middle-school science: a generic compact front-wheel-drive hatchback, front facing left in a front-left three-quarter side cutaway. Reveal the engine, transmission, front axle, suspension, cooling loop, and cabin safety structure; make the path to the driven front wheels clear. Workshop Specimen style, carefully engineered. No text or logos; leave clear margins for labels.
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Yes, when requested, but generated text can be inaccurate. For exact terminology, generate a clean illustration and add verified labels in a separate layout pass.
Use a user-provided reference and specify the required features. Without a reference, the result should be treated as a generic educational vehicle, not an exact replica.
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