A racing car is a competition vehicle designed purely for speed and track performance, prioritizing aerodynamics, power.

MMR stands for the Manheim Market Report, the wholesale used-car pricing benchmark derived from millions of annual auction transactions that dealers.

MirrorLink is an open industry standard that connected Android and Symbian smartphones to a car’s infotainment display.

A purchase allowance on a car is a discount or rebate from the manufacturer or dealership that reduces the vehicle’s purchase price.

Minimum car insurance is the lowest legal liability coverage your state requires, with limits like 25/50/25 covering bodily injury and property.

PSI, or pounds per square inch, is the standard unit for measuring air pressure in your car’s tires, directly impacting safety, fuel economy.

Mileage in a car refers either to the total distance a vehicle has traveled (odometer reading) or its fuel efficiency (miles per gallon).

A mild hybrid (MHEV) uses a small electric motor to assist the gas engine, improving fuel efficiency, but it never drives on electric power alone.

A property tax on a car is an annual charge based on the vehicle’s assessed value, separate from a one-time sales tax.

SUV stands for sport utility vehicle, but the label covers two distinct vehicle types — truck-based body-on-frame models and car-based unibody.