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Automobile
Of or relating to any vehicle, usually designed to carry passengers, that operates on ordinary roads and typically has four wheels and a gasoline or diesel internal-combustion engine.
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Down payment
Automotive; Automobile
The amount of cash or net trade-in allowance applied to reduce the cash sales price of a vehicle. Most retail transactions require a down payment of 10 to 15 percent of the amount to be financed. ...
One-touch hi-4 selector
Automotive; Automobile
In 4x4 Tacomas and 4Runners, this Limited available feature lets the driver shift into 4WD High with the touch of a button.
Micron air philtre
Automotive; Automobile
This is a particulate air-filtration system that reduces airborne particles larger than three microns. This helps prevent pollens, spores and road dust from entering the cabin, which helps those who ...
Disc brake
Automotive; Automobile
A disc or rotor is attached to the wheel. A non-moving calliper straddles this disc. When you push the brake pedal, pads within the calliper squeeze both sides of the disc to slow and stop the wheel. ...
Drum brakes
Automotive; Automobile
Consist of a rotating drum that is attached to the wheel. Drum brakes are popular because of their self-actuating design. As the brakes are applied, the centrifugal force of the turning drum tends to ...
Overhang
Automotive; Automobile
Refers to the section of a vehicle's body that protrudes beyond the tires. For off-road driving, it is preferable to have minimal overhang for easier maneuvering.
Dry weight
Automotive; Automobile
The weight of the tow vehicle without cargo or fluids and, in some cases, trailer. Most RV campers include the trailer in the dry weight.
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