A component of a vehicles telemetrics system that, when triggered, automatically informs authorities after a collision.

Accelerator and break pedals that can be moved closer to or further away from the driver's seat.

On an engine equipped with an air pump, a valve activated during deceleration that allows air from the air pump into the intake to dilute the air/fuel mixture (in an attempt to reduce emissions).

The estimated cost of fueling a vehicle over the course of a year, assuming 15,000 miles per year are driven and a price per gallon designated by the EPA.

A hybrid engine and electric motors combined ability to do work in terms of horsepower, torque or efficiency.

The process of setting the time that a spark will occur in the combustion chamber (during the power stroke) relative to piston position and crankshaft angular velocity.

A vehicle for which the manufacturer has established a limit on the number units to be produced, without regard to the maximum number the manufacturer may be able to sell. These vehicles typically hav [..]

A loan offered by the manufacturers captive finance company at a below-market interest rate.

A measurement of a vehicles trunk/cargo volume with all standard seats in place.

An auto industry term that describes programs that manufacturers provide to stimulate sales or assist dealers in the advertising and marketing of their vehicles.