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Closed passenger car with four doors and a separate luggage compartment.
Condition in which rust has eaten through a sheet metal panel.
Specialised form of constant velocity universal joint.
Process of gently using a new or reconditioned component (or vehicle) for an initial period to allow high spots to be worn off mating parts without generating too much heat.
Condition in which an engine continues to operate erratically after the ignition switch is turned off, possibly due to red-hot spots within the combustion chamber.