A vehicle that is propelled solely by its front wheels.
Tires that are dedicated to high-speed driving are known as performance tires. They tend to have a shallower tread pattern than standard road tires to reduce rolling resistance while providing maximum grip.
A mechanical component that sends rotational power to both wheels when one is raised off the ground or experiencing slippage. Standard differentials, also known as open differentials, cannot perform this task.
Also known as 'keyless ignition', push start is a button that simplifies turning a car on or off using a key fob that is unique to you.
Tires that are dedicated to driving off-road, be it on terrain such as sand or rocks, are known as off-road tires. They tend to have a deeper tread pattern than standard road tires and are composed of a softer rubber compound.