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Slang for airbags fitted to the passenger seats or doors to provide additional protection during an impact from the side.
Sturdy component built into a door to help prevent it caving inwards during an impact.
Collision in which one vehicle strikes another on the side.
Systeme International d'Unites - an international system of units.
Seating width available to passengers, usually measured at shoulder height from the inside of the doors across the seats.
One in which the cylinder's bore diameter is numerically greater than its stroke.