Unit of measurement used when calculating how fast or powerful a vehicle is.
Also known as shock absorbers, off-road dampers are shock absorbers that are designed and built specifically to tackle harsher terrain and higher speeds. They tend to allow greater flex of the wheels while providing longer wheel travel for improved stability.
A system that allows a driver to start a vehicle with the push of a button as long as the proximity sensors detect the key fob within operating range.
Electronic adjustment of a vehicle's side mirrors is known as power mirrors.
A type of large or multi-panel glass roof that offers spectacular views outside. In some vehicles this is a fixed glass panel, while in others it can be opened to enjoy the breeze.