In its simplest form, a racing or bucket seat is a seat that has big bolsters to support the body in high-performance automobiles.
A system that uses a number of sensors to calculate load within the vehicle and automatically adjust the direction of the headlamps. This ensures the vehicle's headlamps are always in their optimal position and not pointing upwards into the sky or dipped downwards limiting visibility.
Any car that can be started without the need to be physically present in the car. This is usually done from the keyfob within operating range and can be used to warm up/cool down the vehicle cabin before you approach it.
A feature of some antilock braking systems that independently applies brake force to each wheel.
Part of a car's underbody that improves its aerodynamic properties.