A term used to describe a vehicle whose engine and transmission are marked with the same sequence number as the chassis VIN number. Marque

Commonly used to describe the earliest vehicles, generally those manufactured through 1916. A-Pillar

An English term for the hood of a car. Boot

The pair of structural posts following the A-Pillars and front doors. Brougham

An early French term meaning folding top, or convertible. Classic

A two-door hard-top with a small rear seat. Concours

An open car with windows and a folding soft top attached to the body. Coupe Chauffeur

Originally any car with a fixed roof over the rear seat and a convertible roof over the front seat.

A two door closed body type that is distinguished from sedan by its sleeker body and shorter roof. C-Pillar

Metal plates that have a car club's name and logo identifying the vehicle and its driver as a member of that club. Drophead Coupe