C # class naming conventions and class / subclass when the top namespace contains the base class and the inner namespaces contain subclasses

Question

I am trying to create a class library for a specific engineering application, and I am trying to make my class and space name conventions meaningful.

I have the following situation:

namespace Vehicle{

    class Wheel{...} //base class for Wheel objects
    class Engine{...} //base class for Engine objects
    ...
    namespace Truck{ 
        class Wheel: Vehicle.Wheel{...} //Truck specific Wheel object
        class Engine: Vehicle.Engine{...} //Truck specific Engine object
        ...
    }

    namespace Car{ 
        class Wheel: Vehicle.Wheel{...} //Car specific Wheel object
        class Engine: Vehicle.Engine{...} //Car specific Engine object
        ...
    }
    ...
}

The code is used in such a way that all these classes will have to be referenced from the same area. Probably the following situation:

...
Vehicle.Wheel.DoSomething();
Vehicle.Truck.Wheel.DoSomething();
Vehicle.Car.Wheel.DoSomething();
...

In these circumstances, I better give classes more specific names.

namespace Car{
    class CarWheel: Vehicle.Wheel{...} //Car specific Wheel object
    ...
}

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Vehicle.Car.CarWheel

Vehicle.Truck.TruckEngine

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Answer 1

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namespace Vehicles;
namespace Vehicles.Cars;
namespace Vehicles.Trucks;

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class CarWheel : Wheel
class TruckWheel : Wheel

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Vehicles.Cars.Wheel wheel = new Vehicles.Cars.Wheel();

CarWheel wheel = new CarWheel();

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using Vehicles;
using Vehicles.Cars;
using Vehicles.Trucks;
using Vehicles.SomethingElse;
using Vehicles.YetAnotherThing;

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Answer 2

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