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Also called the 'buyout amount.' The amount that, at any specified time during the term of a vehicle lease or loan, is required to be paid […]
A valvetrain with a total of four valves in the combustion chamber, typically two intakes and two exhausts. Compared to the more common two […]
An advanced “battery” that uses hydrogen and oxygen to generate electricity that powers an electric motor to propel the car. The only exhau […]
An electronic device integrated into a key or key fob that controls a vehicles remote-operated accessories.
A spoiler that is mounted from the rearward-facing edge of a vehicles roof to the liftgate just above the rear windshield, or to the upper […]
A wiper setting that causes the wipers to pause for a driver-selected period between wipes.
An electric and/or hydraulic system that multiplies, for ease and comfort, the force a driver exerts on the steering wheel.
A score from zero to 10 given by the EPA to each new vehicle that represents the amount of total emissions produced during a laboratory dri […]
The maximum angle at which a vehicle can traverse a sharp ridge without making contact or hanging up between axles.
An overhead valve engine, abbreviated (OHV) and sometimes called a pushrod engine, is a piston engine whose valves are located in the cylin […]
The means by which a driver changes gears, including buttons, paddles or a lever.
A label required by the EPA that is affixed to the underside of a new vehicles hood to designate its engine family and EPA vehicle test group.
High-friction, heat-resistant material that is attached to the brake shoes in a rear drum brake system.
An amount charged by the leasing company at the end of a lease that is intended to cover the cost of retrieving and selling the vehicle if […]