Vehicles that are typically based on the underpinnings of a car but incorporate the size and features of an SUV.
The distance from an occupant's hip to the vehicle's roof liner.
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.
A safety feature that uses a combination of cameras and sensors to warn drivers if they are drifting out of their marked lanes. This is usually done through an audio/visual warning.
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.