An industry-standard port usually found near the steering column that is used to connect diagnostic equipment and read error codes through a car’s on-board computer.
Headlights that turn a few degrees according to the angle of the steering wheel. The purpose remains to improve illumination when entering a turn.
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.
A unique set-up that allows drivers to adjust the firmness of the dampers or springs to suit varying conditions.
Commonly associated with rear-wheel drive cars, oversteer is a driving characteristic wherein a car turns more sharply than intended, causing the rear to slide out more than the front.