A set of sensors and/or a camera that aids drivers in parking their vehicle, usually in reverse.
The distance between the center of the front and rear wheels on any vehicle.
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.
Adaptive Cruise Control is a form of cruise control that automatically (without any driver input) brakes and accelerates to match the flow of traffic. Some ACC systems can even come to a complete stop and accelerate from a standstill.
A vehicle that can operate without any input from the driver. This generally includes turning, accelerating, and braking without the need for a driver at the wheel.