What Is 4-Wheel Drive?
Four-wheel drive (4WD) refers to the number of wheels on a 2-axle vehicle powered by the engine through the drivetrain to provide the vehicle with motion.
Four-wheel drive (4WD) refers to the number of wheels on a 2-axle vehicle powered by the engine through the drivetrain to provide the vehicle with motion.
Premium paint is an available upgrade on almost every new car. Each manufacturer defines “premium paint” in its own way. Typically, premium paint is a signature color other than black, white, grey, or silver or paint with metal flakes or sparkles.
Premium wheels are usually an upgrade from the standard wheels that come with a new vehicle. The premium wheels may be made from higher-quality materials than the standard wheels, have different styling characteristics, or both.
Remote start is a convenience and safety feature that allows owners to start their vehicles from the outside, usually triggered by a button on the key fob. Some systems enable starting from a smartphone app.
Off-road technologies are software and hardware enhancements to a vehicle to aid performance and safety when leaving the pavement. These technologies can include 4-wheel drive, traction control, locking differentials, adjustable suspension, trail cameras, and more.
Wireless phone charging feature uses an induction pad in the center console to store and charge a compatible smartphone. This charging pad removes the need for unsightly cables to clutter the console or entangle the shifter. The pad often features a non-skid surface to keep the smartphone from sliding around the cabin.
A Wi-Fi hot spot is a hardware system installed in a car that uses an antenna and router to connect to a cellular network and a receiver to connect to devices within and around the car.
Trailer-towing technologies are software and hardware systems that make hitching up and navigating with heavy loads or large equipment (fifth wheels, boats, etc.) easier for properly-equipped pickup trucks and SUVs. Towing systems usually incorporate overhead and backup cameras to see while reversing toward the trailer coupler.
A welcome light, also called a puddle light, projects a spotlight onto the ground before the vehicle’s entryways. LED light is emitted from the bottom of the side mirrors or open doors.
A walk-away door lock secures the vehicle remotely once the driver walks far enough away that the connected phone or key fob (also known as a proximity key) on their person triggers the automated locking response.