The sides of the car are relatively basic, featuring flared arches and rectangular skirting areas. The hood lid is quite basic in design, but bears two distinctive lines, one starting from each side of the main grille and running towards each edge of the windshield. Right beside the main grille are the black headlight units, each one containing dual circular main units and small turn indicators on the outer edges. This main grille bears three painted horizontal dividers over a mesh, and a single silver central separation, bearing the Declasse logo.
The upper section of the car houses the main grille in the center, which has a curved shape on the lower and side edges. A black/plastic strip runs almost through the whole upper edge of the bumper, leaving a small gap near the front wheel arches. On each side of the lower grille is an unusable circular fog light, which are almost of the same distance between the upper and lower edges of the bumper, but are closer to the outer edges than to the lower grille.
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The front bumper of the car is quite dominated by a rectangular mesh grille, which spans about two-third of the car's width and is partially covered by the license plate on the driver-side half.
The Merit assumes a modernized design compared to its previous iteration, but retains the overall shape and four-door layout. The front bumper could be derived from a variety of cars, but the headlights and front grille are reminiscent of a fifth generation Pontiac GTO. In Grand Theft Auto IV, the Merit is redesigned with a similar look to the 2000-2005 Chevrolet Impala, particularly the 2004-2005 SS package (evidenced by the fog lights, wheels and the spoiler), with the back seemingly inspired by the fifth generation 1995-1997 Honda Accord, and the tail lights being identical to the ones found on the E36 BMW 3 Series. The Merit can spawn in a variety of single colors for the bodywork. It has medium-sized bumpers, a rectangular grille and wide main lights with small turning lights, in conjunction with silver trim around the windows, square-shaped mirrors and a single exhaust pipe with dual exits on the passenger side. The Merit in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is depicted as a full-sized sedan with a rounded body design. The Merit is based on a first generation (1991-1996) Mazda "Sentia" 929 with some traits of the first generation (1992-1997) Ford Crown Victoria. 8.2 Grand Theft Auto IV + Episodes from Liberty City.
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