Press photos always make a car look prettier than it really is. They’re taken from all the optimal angles, with just the right lighting, and they likely go through a lot of post-processing. So if you want to know what the looks like in real life, you’ll want to check out . We now have photos of the unique door handle and frunk!

On Thursday, Jalopnik . The car looks pretty, with the wheels always turned at just the right angle and the light glistening ever so subtly on the car’s glass and sheet metal.

But what I want to see is how the car looks in photos not taken and edited by a professional, which is why posted onto the is so enlightening. The car is just sitting in what looks like a studio, with a white background and not a whole lot else to speak of. Its wheels are turned straight, and the general photo quality looks OK, at best.

A representative from just sent us lots of new (which include the one shown on the Ford Mach E Club forum), including images depicting the door handle that so many folks have been wondering about. It does exist! It just appears to be a tiny black wing at the base of the B-pillar. The new photos also show the sizable front trunk, and a decent rear cargo area. Looks spacious! We don’t know much about where these pictures come from, though an “AD” watermark, which I don’t immediately recognize, adorns the tops of the images.

I don’t know anything about the car in the image. Nor do I know much about the picture—who took it, when they took it, or where they took it—but The Breaking News Team at VerticalScope, Inc., which owns the Mach E Club forum, notified Jalopnik of its existence. We’ll keep trying to figure out the image’s provenance and will update this post if we do.

Even in the unspectacular photo, the Mach-E looks pretty good, especially for a crossover. The hood and roofline look aggressive, and the front end does give off some Mustang vibes while maintaining a distinct look.

It seems like Ford did a nice job on the design. Expect to see a lot more non-press images tomorrow when the car debuts.