A.   A device that heats the air

B.   The part of the car that blows air

C.   A device that cools the air

B.   To add water to the A/C unit.

C.   To convert the refrigerant from a liquid to a gas.

D.   To remove the refrigerant from the A/C unit.

B.   The A-Pillar is the air conditioning system in a vehicle.

C.   The A-Pillar is the navigation system in a vehicle.

D.   The A-Pillar is the entertainment system in a vehicle.

A.   Turn the headlights on and off

C.   Connect the brake pedal to the brake light switch

D.   Allow the engine to run

A.   A fee charged by the lender to the borrower at the time of loan origination.

B.   A periodic fee charged by the lender to the borrower for maintaining the loan account.

C.   A fee that the borrower pays to the lender for closing the loan.

A.   Add water to the windshield wipers

C.   Change the oil in the car

D.   Fill up the gas tank

B.   Automatic torque transfer system

C.   Advanced torque transfer system

D.   Active target transmission system

A.   The lowest price a car has ever been sold for.

C.   The amount of money it costs to replace your car with a new one.

D.   The highest price a car has ever been sold for.

B.   Sets the speed of the vehicle

C.   Maintains a safe distance from vehicles behind

D.   Adjusts the speed of the vehicle to the speed limit.

B.   Decreases visibility around curves and hills while driving at night.

C.   Only turns on the high beams

D.   Turns off the headlights

A.   Include the brake, accelerator, and clutch pedals

C.   Provide an improved position with the steering wheel

D.   Improve position with the steering wheel

A.   Adjusting the ride height of the car

B.   Adjusting the tires

C.   Changing the handling characteristics

A.   A performance car

B.   A type of electric car

C.   A luxury car

A.   A force that is not affected by the airflow.

C.   A force that acts perpendicular to the airflow.

D.   A force that act in the reverse direction of the airflow

A.   The vehicle manufacturer

B.   The car owner

C.   The dealership

B.   To inflate in the event of a collision

C.   To cushion the impact of a collision

D.   To keep the vehicle's structure from being damaged in a collision

B.   To add heat to the air in your car.

C.   To cool the engine of your car.

D.   To add moisture to the air in your car.

A.   Prevents the engine from over heating.

C.   Cleans the engine of dirt and debris.

D.   Adds horsepower to the engine.

A.   Decreases air flow

B.   Increases air flow

D.   Regulates air flow

A.   Air freshen the car

B.   Add perfume to the air

D.   Make the air cold

A.   A device that circulates air around the engine

B.   A device that pulls air into the engine

C.   A device that releases air from the engine

A.   Airbag monitor

B.   Airbag control

C.   Airbag sensor

A.   Average Percentage Rate

B.   Annual Payments Required

D.   Average Payment Ratio

A.   Rabbit ears, rooftop

B.   Indoor, Outdoor, TV

C.   FM, Shortwave, CB

A.   2014

B.   2012

D.   2015

A.   Brake fluid

C.   Air

D.   Low pressure hydraulic fluid

B.   A device that helps keep a vehicle from sliding on a slippery surface.

C.   A device of no use.

D.   A device that helps keep a vehicle from rolling over.

A.   To make the suspension system harder

B.   To make the suspension system softer

C.   To make the car lower to the ground.

A.   To make vehicles more expensive

B.   To make vehicles easier to sell

C.   To make vehicles faster

A.   Uses a visual signal to alert of a potential vehicle theft or break-in.

B.   Disables the engine of a potential stolen vehicle.

C.   Informs the police of a potential vehicle theft or break-in.

A.   It makes the vehicle harder to steal.

B.   It prevents the vehicle from being stolen.

D.   It keeps the engine from shutting off.

A.   Shuts off the engine

C.   Starts the vehicle

D.   Activates the alarm

A.   The part of the turn where drivers are farthest from the inside of the corner.

B.   The part of the turn where drivers have completed the turn.

D.   The part of the turn where drivers are closest to the outside of the corner.

B.   Base price

C.   Selling price

D.   Asking price

B.   A system that Honda uses to connect their vehicles wirelessly

C.   A system that helps transfer torque between the driven wheels

D.   A system that helps maintain traction on slippery surfaces

B.   AUCTS fluid

C.   HATS fluid

D.   AUTS fluid

B.   The study of the production, propagation, and reception of sound

C.   A sound or combination of sounds that has meaning in some culture

D.   A file format for storing digital audio data on a computer

B.   Delay-off headlights

C.   Daytime running lights

D.   Auto-on headlights

A.   A type of engine

B.   A device that helps a driver park

D.   A feature that helps maintain tire pressure

A.   Automatic car starter

B.   Automatic door lock

C.   Automatic transmission

A.   A type of car

C.   A transmission

D.   A type of wheel

A.   Fuel filter

B.   Transmission fluid filter

D.   Engine oil filter

B.   A button

C.   A lever

D.   The driver

A.   A device that regulates speed

B.   A device that helps a car stop

C.   A device that helps a car start

B.   Used to change gears in an automatic transmission

C.   Made of plastic and used in transmissions

D.   A type of engine

A.   Transmission

B.   Air conditioner

D.   Alternator

A.   Improve transmission performance

C.   Increase fuel efficiency

D.   Reduce engine noise

A.   Change the brakes

B.   Fill the engine with oil

C.   Wash the car

A.   Airlines Service Excellence

C.   Automotive Service Establishment

D.   American Society of Engineers

B.   Standard features that come with all vehicles.

C.   Parts of the vehicle that are not essential.

D.   Unnecessary features that are not needed.