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 downwards force created by the aerodynamic properties of a vehicle. The purpose of downforce is to allow a car to travel faster through a corner by creating more grip.
A driver assistance system that maintains a slow, constant speed while descending a hill/ramp without the driver having to control the brake pedal.
A safety system that works as an expansion of the ABS, Cornering Assist distributes brake force independently while cornering.
The minimum height to which an item must be lifted in order to be loaded into a vehicle's trunk. Vehicles with a lower load height are believed to be more practical.