A passenger car is a road motor vehicle designed primarily for carrying passengers, typically seating no more than nine people (including the driver).

Lane departure is a camera-based safety system that alerts you when your vehicle unintentionally drifts out of its lane using audio, visual.

Parking assist is an automotive feature using sensors and cameras to help drivers park, ranging from obstacle warnings to automated steering.

L mode on an automatic transmission is a low-gear setting that prioritizes engine power over speed, helping with towing, steep hills.

Paddle shifters are steering wheel-mounted controls that allow drivers to manually select gears in an automatic transmission car.

The “L” on an automatic gear shift stands for Low, a gear setting that keeps the transmission in its lowest gear for maximum power at low speeds.

Ozone treatment uses ozone gas to oxidize odors and kill bacteria, though safety concerns and limited effectiveness at safe concentrations make it.

KDM stands for Korean Domestic Market, a term enthusiast-driven and unofficial, describing vehicles built in South Korea for its home market.

You run a clean hand across the hood after a fresh wash and it doesn’t feel like glass anymore — it feels like fine sandpaper glued to the clear coat.

Jump starting a car is a procedure that uses jumper cables to briefly connect a dead vehicle battery to a live battery from another car.