Ford’s name for a four-door sedan.

A high-performance car that is legal to drive on the street.

An Italian term meaning super light.

An early car term meaning convertible (can mean Cabriolet). In Britain the term can mean a four door convertible sedan.

The first pair of structural posts supporting the roof and windshield of a car.

An early vehicle with two rows of seats, like a carriage. The baquet usually did not have doors, a roof, or a windshield, and the baquet was called a touring car in the US.

A vehicle, usually an older antique, that is not in a restored condition. The vehicle looks like it has been pulled out of a long storage in a barn.

The bottom part of an engine, that consists of the crankshaft, connecting rods, and pistons. The other term can be called the bottom end.

A station wagon. The term is used in the NE United States.

A supercharger, which is a compressor that forces extra air into an engine for extra power.