A type of transmission that requires drivers to use a clutch and shift manually from one gear to the other.
A convenience feature that allows all doors of a vehicle to be locked/unlocked when one door is opened or closed. This can either be controlled through the door handle itself or from a compatible key fob.
An electronic system that maximizes brake efficiency during panic stops.
A mechanical recovery device that is found on some SUVs. It is made up of a rope, cable, or chain and is used mostly for self recovery in tricky off-road situations.
The unintended influence of torque on the steering, a trait typically seen in front-wheel-drive vehicles. During heavy acceleration, the steering is likely to pull towards one side.