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Engineering characteristics of a car that determines how quiet, pleasant and smooth it will be.
Alternative feature offered in a new car without extra charge.
Tendency of a vehicle's front end to dip under sharp braking.
Conventional location with the engine placed so its crankshaft axis lies parallel to the longitudinal axis.
Computer or microprocessor random access, read/write memory that remains in place when the power is off.