The frontmost roof support of a vehicle, located in most cases between the outer edge of the windshield and the leading edge of the front door window frame.

The foot pedal that makes the car go faster. Also called the "gas pedal".

Protect passengers involved in collisions by providing a cushion to prevent additional impact with vehicle parts such as the steering wheel or dashboard. Manufacturers offer them in different configur [..]

See Drive.

A generic term used to describe any road wheel not manufactured from steel. (An "alloy" is a mixture of two or more metals.) The most common alloy wheels are made from cast-aluminum.

A device which converts mechanical energy from the engine into electric energy. The alternator is used to charge the battery and operate the vehicle's electrical components.

The interest rate used in the calculation of a monthly lease or finance payment.

Part of the system of how a tire size is designated for a vehicle; determined by dividing the height of a tire's sidewall by the width of its tread.

A system (found on many GM vehicles) which automatically brings the headlamps up to full intensity — or turns them and other exterior lights on if they are not part of the Daytime Running Lamp functio [..]

The roof support between a vehicle's front door window and rear side window, if there is one.