Option Definitions
Transmission
Option
Option Name
Code
AT
Automatic
Transmission
OD
Overdrive
S6
S5
S4
S3
Option Definition
6 Speed
Transmission
5 Speed
Transmission
4 Speed
Transmission
3 Speed
Transmission
4W
4 Wheel Drive
PS
Power Steering
PB
Power Brakes
PW
Power Windows
PL
Power Locks
PM
Power Mirrors
HM
Heated Mirrors
SP
Power Driver Seat
PC
Power Passenger
Seat
MM
Memory Package
A mechanism of the drive train that has the ability to automatically shift gears for the
driver. Appears as “D” on the gear shifter. Also includes CVT and DCT transmission
types.
A transmission with a high gear that can reduce gas consumption. Look for OD on the
gear shifter.
A manual transmission with 6 forward gears. Gear shifter with pattern for 6 positions
on shift knob. This has a clutch pedal in addition to the brake and gas pedals.
A manual transmission with 5 forward gears. Gear shifter with pattern for 5 positions
on shift knob. This has a clutch pedal in addition to the brake and gas pedals.
A manual transmission with 4 forward gears. Gear shifter with pattern for 4 positions
on shift knob. This has a clutch pedal in addition to the brake and gas pedals.
A manual transmission with 3 forward gears. Gear shifter with pattern for 3 positions
on shift knob. This has a clutch pedal in addition to the brake and gas pedals.
A drivetrain assembly called a transfer case that distributes power to both front and
rear axles while driving. May have a button, switch or gear shifter on console with 2
or 4 wheel directional pattern or can be controlled automatically.
Power
A steering system that uses hydraulic pressure to increase the drivers turning ability.
Actually decreases steering effort.
A hydraulic braking system that uses engine vacuum to assist driver when braking.
Windows that may be automatically controlled up or down by driver and passengers.
Look for button devices to depress on armrest of door or in proximity of the center
console.
Door locks that may be controlled automatically by driver and passenger. Look for
button devices on armrest of door or on center console.
Side mirrors that are controlled from the driver compartment. Look for mirror
selector with direction arrows on dashboard or on the driver's door.
A defrost function for the side mirrors.
An electronic device that controls the movement of the driver’s seat; forward,
backward, upward, and downward. Look for selector on side of driver’s seat, driver's
side door, or proximity of center console. Note: Lumbar support or power recline
available as stand-alone would not be considered a Power Driver Seat.
An electronic device that controls the movement of the passenger’s seat; forward,
backward, upward, and downward. Look for selector on side of passenger's seat,
passenger's side door, or proximity of center console. Note: Lumbar support or
power recline available as stand alone would not be considered a Power Passenger
Seat. The seat needs to move in all four directions.
A package that may consist of memory seats and/or pedals, mirrors, steering wheel
and radio. These functions allow the primary driver of the vehicle to preset their
preferred settings on these options. At the push of a button, the seats and/or pedals,
mirrors and steering wheel will electronically revert to the desired settings. Controls
can typically be found on the driver side door. Note: The minimum requirement is a
driver memory seat and one other memory component. In order to have a driver
memory seat, Power Seat Option is also a minimum requirement.
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Option Definitions
Power (Cont.)
Option
Option Name
Code
Power Adjustable
PP
Pedals
DM
Dual Mirrors
BN
Body Side
Moldings
TG
Tinted Glass
AF
Aftermarket Film
Tint
DT
Privacy Glass
SZ
Rear Power
Sunshade
CN
Console/Storage
CO
Overhead
Console
WT
Wood Interior
Trim
WG
Woodgrain
AC
Air Conditioning
TW
Intermittent
Wipers
Tilt Wheel
CC
Cruise Control
RD
Rear Defogger
KE
Keyless Entry
TD
Alarm
IW
Option Definition
An electric device that controls the movement of the pedals. The driver may
automatically move the pedals to accommodate his/her height.
Décor
Side mirrors on each side of vehicle. Look for exterior mirrors on both driver’s side
and passenger’s side doors.
A plastic or rubber attachment that runs along each side of the car. Look for rubber
stripping on side of vehicle. Note: Body Cladding would not be considered Body Side
Moldings.
Glass that has a light tint and does let others view inside the passenger compartment
of the vehicle. Note: This would include light grey and/or amber light tinted glass.
Aftermarket tinted film on the passenger compartment windows of the vehicle. Note:
If majority of the windows are OEM AS3 refer to Privacy Glass.
Glass that has a dark tint and hinders the view of the passenger compartment of the
vehicle. This option includes OEM glass code of AS-3. Note: If the majority glass has
an aftermarket film installed, refer to Aftermarket Film Tint.
A motorized rear sun shade that will raise a shield to protect the interior
compartment and passengers from direct sunlight.
Permanent or removable storage compartment located between the driver and
passenger seat.
An overhead storage compartment, usually located in between the driver and
passenger seats. At minimum, a sunglasses holder and may also include storage for
Kleenex, maps, controls, etc. Note: Any form of overhead storage.
An interior design that provides a look of finished wood. Look for wood-like finish on
dash, door, or other interior trim panels. Note: This can also include real wood
interior.
An exterior finish that provides the appearance wood.
Convenience
A system of devices that causes a reduction or control of the temperature and
humidity within the passenger compartment. Look for A/C selector on the
dashboard.
Windshield wipers that may be adjusted to pause and operate at variable speeds.
Look for selector on the wiper arm.
A steering wheel that can be moved up and down.
A device that when set, controls the speed of the vehicle. Look for a selector typically
located within the vicinity of the steering wheel or column. Note: This does not
include Intelligent Cruise Control.
An electric heating device built into the rear window that is used to remove ice from
the window. Look for lines running across rear window.
A system that allows the user to lock or unlock the doors of the vehicle without
physically inserting the key into the lock. This may be a plastic key fob, keyless entry
pad on the door or a chip within the key.
The vehicle must have an audible alarm. This is not a panic button. This does not
include the Passive Anti-Theft System. This does not include the etched serial number
in the glass of the vehicle.
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Option Definitions
Convenience (Cont.)
Option
Option Name
Code
MC
Message Center
TQ
Steering Wheel
Touch Controls
WP
Rear Window
Wiper
TL
Telescopic Wheel
CL
Climate Control
DA
Dual Air
Conditioning
NV
Navigation
System
RJ
Remote Starter
PX
Backup Camera
PJ
Parking Sensors
EC
Entertainment
Center
IC
Intelligent Cruise
Option Definition
An electronic instrumentation center located in the dash, overhead console, or center
console that monitors several different systems and provides detailed vehicle
information regarding items such as Miles per gallon, Miles to empty and Tire
Pressure.
Controls located on the steering wheel that generally control the radio. Note: This
has to include radio controls. When only cruise control buttons are located on the
steering wheel, this would not be considered Steering Wheel Touch Controls.
A single wiper located on the rear windshield.
A steering column that can be shortened or lengthened to provide the most
comfortable driving position. Look for steering wheel that can be moved inwards or
outwards. Note: Typically the button is located in close proximity to the tilt wheel
lever or button.
A control on the dashboard which allows the driver and/or passenger to keep the
temperature inside the vehicle at a certain level. Some vehicles have separate
controls for both the driver and passenger to set their own preferred temperature.
Climate control could be located in the front or rear of the vehicle with separate
controls. Climate control can also be one universal temperature that is set for the
entire car cabin and adjusts to the temperature controls as set by the driver. Climate
control is for heat and cold.
An air conditioning system that allows flow of cooled air to rear of vehicle. Must have
separate controls for the front and rear temperature control. Note: This option is
only available on Pickups, SUVs and Vans.
The On-board Navigation System utilizes voice messages and optical aids to guide you
to pre-selected destinations. With the latest On-board Monitor and Compact Disc or
DVD containing digital mapping technology and data, you select a destination from
listed entries, or directly from mapped destinations on the screen. Note: This option
should not be used for portable aftermarket devices.
A remote control system that allows the user to start the vehicle without having to
physically get in the vehicle and use the key. Popular in colder climates, where the
user can start the vehicle without having to brave the elements.
Back up camera in the rear of the vehicle that assists in parking. A camera provides a
live feed of the environment behind the vehicle to an LCD monitor inside the vehicle.
Note: The monitor can be located in the rearview mirror or in the dash of the vehicle.
Parking Sensors are not required but may be present.
Sensors in the vehicle that assist in parking by alerting the driver if the vehicle
becomes too close to an object. The driver is alerted by a beeping sound. These
sensors could be located in the front or rear of the vehicle. Note: If a Backup Camera
is present, refer to Backup Camera.
Integrated system which includes, but not limited to a DVD/VCR with one flip-down
viewing screen. The screen can typically be found within an overhead console. Note:
If there are 2 or more viewing screens, refer to Dual Screen Entertainment.
An enhanced speed control system that uses forward-looking radar to detect the
speed and distance of the vehicle ahead. This device will automatically adapt and/or
alert the driver if the vehicle becomes too close to the vehicle ahead. Note: Also can
be referred to as Adaptive Cruise Control.
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Option Definitions
Convenience (Cont.)
Option
Option Name
Code
DU
Dual Screen
Entertainment
PD
Power Sliding
Door
DP
Dual Power
Sliding Doors
XT
Auxiliary Fuel
Tank
GD
Home Link
AM
FM
AM Radio
FM Radio
ST
Stereo
SE
CD
Search/Seek
CD Player
CA
Cassette
M3
Auxiliary Audio
Connection
UR
Premium Radio
XM
Satellite Radio
SK
CD
Changer/Stacker
EQ
Equalizer
Option Definition
Integrated system which includes, but not limited to a DVD/VCR with 2 or more flipdown viewing screens. The screens can typically be found within an overhead
console or headrests of vehicle
A single automatically controlled side door found on vans that slides open or closed.
Look for device on keychain that controls opening and closing of side door. There
could be a button on the sliding door or in the overhead console.
Automatically controlled sliding side doors found on both sides of a van. Look for
device on keychain that controls opening and closing of side doors. Look for power
button on the driver side, on each sliding door, overhead console or the door pillar.
A fuel tank that is secondary to the primary and allows for greater fuel storage. Look
for secondary fuel switch or gauge on instrument cluster. Note: There can be two
separate fuel doors. This option is only found on pickups and UTVs.
A universal remote control that can be programmed to control radio-controlled
devices such as a garage door. This is typically located on the drivers visor or rear
view mirror.
Radio
Audio equipment that receives AM signals.
Audio equipment that receives FM signals.
Audio equipment that receives AM/FM signals and amplifies sound to speakers. Look
for radio in dash of vehicle.
A feature on radio that allows user to sequentially scan for radio stations.
Audio equipment that plays one compact disc.
Audio equipment that plays cassette tapes. Look for tape player typically located in
the dash.
Connects a portable audio unit such as an iPod or MP3 player to the vehicle's sound
system. This connection allows music on the portable audio unit to be played over the
vehicle's sound system. Newer models may have USB audio interface that is used for
direct connections and/or Compact Flash/SD Cards.
An upgraded sound system, either factory or aftermarket. A factory premium radio
often includes brand name badging (Examples include Bose, and Harmon Kardon). An
after-market premium radio has to have upgraded head unit and speakers to be
considered as part of Premium Radio. Note: Is Satellite Radio is present, refer to
Satellite Radio.
Digital radio signal that is broadcast by communication satellite, which effectively
allows the user to pick up radio stations from around the country instead of just
within their region. This includes the radio equipment and antenna. Note: Does not
require an active subscription. Radios with only Satellite Prep or Satellite Ready do
not qualify.
A multiple disc CD player that is usually located in the dash, console or trunk. Note: If
there is only the Changer present, the Option for CD should not be selected. However
a CD Changer and a single disc CD player are not mutually exclusive and both can be
present on a vehicle.
Audio equipment that is used to boost certain frequencies. Equalizer will have
controls for bass, midrange and treble.
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Option Definitions
Safety
Option
Option Name
Code
Drivers Side Air
AG
Bag
Option Definition
RG
Passenger Air Bag
AB
Anti-lock Brakes
(4)
DB
4-Wheel Disc
Brakes
XG
Front Side Impact
Air Bags
DG
Head/Curtain Air
Bags
PO
Positraction
C2
Communication
System
HF
Hands Free
Device
A2
Anti-lock Brakes
(2)
ZG
Rear Side Impact
Air Bags
RB
Rollbar
DV
Blind Spot
Detection
HU
Heads Up Display
VZ
Night Vision
LN
Lane Departure
Warning
Driver side air bag that is installed in the steering column that inflates rapidly during
select impacts. Look for SRS emblem on dash or steering wheel.
Passenger air bag installed in the dashboard that inflates rapidly during select
impacts. Look for SRS emblem on passenger side dash.
A braking system that keeps the wheels from locking up during hard braking. Look for
ABS light when turning the ignition on. ABS symbol might also be located on the
console, brake pedal or dash of vehicle.
A type of brake system that utilizes a circular steel disc and a caliper at each wheel to
stop the vehicle.
Air bags that inflate rapidly during a side impact collision protecting the shoulder area
down to the seat. Look for airbag with hazard warning label. Note: These can also be
found in the side pillar door or side of the seat.
Air bags intended to reduce injuries in the case of a side impact or roll over. These
typically rapidly deploy downward from the roof area or pillars, or on certain vehicles
may deploy upward from the seat or door area (typically convertibles, some
compacts).
A system that prevents drive wheels from spinning on slippery surfaces during
acceleration. Note: Also known as Limited Slip Differential.
A communication system that uses GPS and cellular technology to link the driver and
a communication center. The communications center will provide a multitude of
services to assist in safety and security for the driver. Note: Does not require an active
subscription.
Also known as Bluetooth, A permanently installed Hands Free or Voice Activated
telephone device. This system may also control other digital devices such as IPods
and Smart Phones. In the event that the vehicle also has an Auxiliary Audio
Connection, that option should also be selected.
A braking system that keeps the rear wheels from locking up during hard braking.
Look for ABS light when turning the ignition on. ABS symbol might also be located on
the console, brake pedal or dash of vehicle. 2-wheel ABS normally found on vans and
pickups.
Air bags installed in the rear doors that inflate rapidly during a side impact collision
protecting the shoulder area down to the seat. Look for airbag with hazard warning
label. Note: These can also be found in the side pillar door or side of the seat.
A metal apparatus located behind/within the cab of the vehicle that in case of rollover
protects the driver and passenger compartment. Look for metal bar behind cab of
vehicle. Note: This could commonly be found on Jeep Wranglers, Suzuki Sidekicks.
This is also considered rollover protection in convertibles.
An electronic system designed to alert the driver by continuously monitoring side
areas with limited viewable angles.
A technology that displays images on the windshield to enable drivers to see
information such as speed, collision avoidance, etc.
Technology that detects and alerts the driver of objects on the road beyond the reach
of the car's headlights. May project an image on the driver's windshield of these
objects.
An electronic system that monitors road or lane markings and alerts the driver of
unintended lane changes.
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Option Definitions
Roof
Option
Option Name
Code
Option Definition
RR
Luggage/Roof
Rack
EG
Electric Glass
Roof
ES
Electric Steel Roof
VP
Power
Convertible Roof
FR
Flip Roof
OR
Skyview Roof
MS
Manual Steel
Roof
VR
Vinyl Covered
Roof
HT
Hard Top
TT
T-TOP/PANEL
RM
Detachable Roof
SD
Dual Power
Sunroofs
MG
Manual Glass
Roof
A permanently mounted apparatus that may be used to carry additional equipment
on the roof or trunk of the vehicle. This apparatus can run along the vertical or
horizontal angles of the vehicle. You must be able to tie down the additional
equipment. Look for metal or plastic device on roof or trunk of vehicle. This may or
may not have crossbars.
A rooftop type where a portion of the roof is made of glass and can be automatically
retracted. Look for glass window on roof with controls immediately above front
seats. Controls could also be located on the console between the driver and
passenger seat.
A rooftop type where a portion of the roof can be automatically retracted. Look for
rectangular shaped cut-out on roof of vehicle. Look for steel on roof with controls
immediately above front seats. Controls could also be located on the console
between the driver and passenger seat.
An automobile without a fixed roof. The roof automatically folds up so that the
passenger compartment is exposed to the air. Look for cloth top with power
retracting mechanisms in the interior.
A glass roof that manually flips up and does not retract.
A fixed glass panel, or an open roof area, over multiple rows of seats. Note: In the
instance that the vehicle has a combination of fixed and open roof sections, then both
the skyview roof and electric glass roof should be selected.
A rooftop type where a portion of the roof is made of steel and is manually
retractable via a handle/crank. Look for steel in roof of vehicle with lift lever above
front seats.
A vinyl covering for an automobile's roof area. A full or partial vinyl covering on the
automobile's roof.
A component on a UTV (usually Jeeps) where a Hard top roof can be placed on the
vehicle to replace the soft top.
A removable roof panel(s) which may or may not be separated by a metal bar in the
middle of the roof. This will not be used on a convertible.
A Detachable Roof is found on sports cars such as the Thunderbird or Miata. A
detachable roof is one that does not fold, it lifts off. The body style for this option
must be a convertible. Note: A Detachable Roof is not found on older SUVs such as
Ford Bronco, Chevy Blazer and International Scout. That would be a Hard Top (HT).
A rooftop type where a portion of the roof is made of two sections of glass or steel
and can be automatically retracted. Look for dual glass window on roof with controls
immediately above front seats. Controls could also be located on the console
between the driver and passenger seat.
A rooftop type where a portion of the roof is made of glass and is manually
retractable via a handle/crank. Look for glass in roof of vehicle with lift lever above
front seats.
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Option Definitions
Seating
Option
Code
CS
BS
RL
LS
3S
SH
RH
VB
3P
R3
2P
5P
B2
B4
B6
SY
FC
CY
AW
CJ
Option Name
Option Definition
A majority of the seating surfaces are covered with cloth. Look for cloth on exterior
of seat.
Appear as individual seats with a division between the two. Note: A bucket seat does
Bucket Seats
not have an armrest.
Reclining/Lounge A seat type where the back portion is adjustable and may be reclined backwards.
Seats
Look for lever on side of seat.
A majority of the seating surfaces are covered with leather. This includes man-made
Leather Seats
and natural leather materials. Note: Vinyl seats are not included with this option.
Rear Seats that fold, flip forward/backward or can be removed completely to provide
3rd Row Seat
more cargo room. Notes: If the 3rd row seats are Power, refer to Power Third Seat. If
the 3rd row seats are retractable, refer to Retractable Seats.
The interiors of the front seats contain a heating element to warm the cushions. Look
Heated Seats
for switches on console or seats.
Rear Heated
The interiors of the rear seats contain a heating element to warm the cushions. Look
Seats
for switches on console or dash.
The interiors of the seats contain a ventilation or cooling system to cool the cushions.
Ventilated Seats
Look for switches on console or seats.
A power device that controls the movement of the bench seat in the rear of the
Power Third Seat
station wagon, van, or UTV. Can be power reclining, power fold up or power down.
Rear Seats that stow away to provide more cargo room by flipping forward or folding
Retractable Seats down into the floor of the vehicle. If the 3rd row seats are Power, refer to Power
Third Seat.
12 Passenger
Available only on Vans. A seating configuration that allows up to 12 passengers to be
Seating
seated.
15 Passenger
Available only on Vans. A seating configuration that allows up to 15 passengers to be
Seating
seated.
Captain Chairs
Independent chairs in the first row that have two armrests each. Note: Typically
(2)
found on UTVs and/or vans.
Independent chairs in the second row that have two armrests. Note:
Captain Chairs
Driver/passenger seats may have one armrest and are included in the seat count.
(4)
Typically found on UTVs and/or vans.
Independent chairs in the second and third rows that have two armrests. Note:
Captain Chairs
Driver/passenger seats may have one armrest and are included in the seat count.
(6)
Typically found on UTVs and/or vans.
Wheels
Styled Steel
Wheels
A styled wheel with little trim. Often a standard wheel on base level trucks.
A removable wheel cover that covers at least a portion of the wheel. Also known as a
Wheel Covers
Hubcap. Note: If the wheel cover is a wire spoke design, refer to Wire Wheel Covers.
A wheel that is made of aluminum/alloy or steel that has a plastic cover permanently
Clad Wheels
attached. Note: If the diameter is 20" or greater, Refer to 20" or Larger Wheels
Wheel is made of aluminum/alloy. No removable components with the exception of
Aluminum/Alloy
lugs and/or the center cap. Note: If the diameter is 20" or greater refer to 20" or
Wheels
Larger Wheels.
A premium wheel with chrome plating. Chrome can be highly reflective and has a
Chrome Wheels
mirror finish.
Cloth Seats
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Option Definitions
Wheels (Cont.)
Option
Option Name
Code
20" or Larger
W2
Wheels
Wire Wheel
WC
Covers
WW
Wire Wheels
KW
Locking Wheels
IP
Clear coat Paint
MP
Metallic Paint
2T
Two Tone Paint
SG
Three Stage
Paint
Stone Guard
FL
Fog Lamps
TX
Traction Control
T1
Stability Control
SL
Rear Spoiler
MX
Signal Integrated
Mirrors
TH
Trailer Hitch
HP
XE
HV
EM
Xenon
Headlamps
Headlamp
Washers
California
Emissions
Option Definition
A wheel in which the diameter measures 20” or larger.
A wire spoke designed hubcap that covers the rim portion of the wheel.
Premium wheels of wire spoke design. This is not a wire wheel cover. Note: If the
diameter is 20" or greater, refer to 20" or Larger Wheels.
A specialized lug nut that requires a key or tool for the wheels removal.
Paint
A clear coat paint covering used on modern vehicle bodies. It is the top coat. Clear
coat Paint was made standard on most vehicles 1981 and newer.
Paint that contains metallic flakes which provide enhanced depth of the color. A paint
which contains tiny dots of metal in its makeup to give it extra quality.
A paint style which consists of two shades of one color (i.e. Dark Blue and Light Blue)
or two separate colors. Note: This does not include body cladding that is a different
color.
A three-layer paint system that usually includes a base, pearl and clear coat paint.
Note: An example is White Diamond paint.
Chip resistant coating to protect the vehicle's finish from chipping.
Other
Auxiliary lights on vehicle used in difficult driving conditions. Look for a second set of
lights usually located directly below the main headlights. The control is usually found
on or near the steering column or dash.
A system that helps to prevent wheel spin on slippery surfaces during acceleration.
Look for traction control button on dash, underneath transmission selector, or
underneath radio of vehicle.
Stability Control is a technology that assists the driver in maintaining control of the
vehicle. The system compares the driver's intended direction to the vehicle's actual
direction. If the driver goes right and the car does not follow then this technology
brakes individual front or rear wheels and/or reduces excess engine power.
An aerodynamic device attached to a vehicle. Look for wing shaped device on deck lid
or tailgate of vehicle. Spoilers can be found on Trucks, UTVs and Vans.
Turn signals that are integrated into the side mirrors of the vehicle. A flashing arrow
or light appears on the mirror indicating the intended direction of the turn. This can be
located within the glass or frame of the mirror.
A frame or bumper mounted receiver hitch that may be OEM or Aftermarket. Note:
Refer to Trailering Package when Integrated wiring is also present.
High Intensity Discharge lights or Xenon lights that produce a much brighter light than
a halogen light.
A device that releases washer fluid and washes the headlamp. Note: Some vehicles will
have wipers while others will not.
Emission standards set by the state government in California to help reduce pollution.
Vehicle owners are required to have their vehicles inspected by the DMV when
renewing the vehicle's registration. If a vehicle does not meet the emissions standard,
the vehicle owner would be unable to register the vehicle until they make repairs, and
it passes.
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Option Definitions
Other (Cont.)
Option
Option Name
Code
PT
WI
SB
SW
PG
BL
BY
TP
TN
TZ
CP
BD
UP
AR
TB
WD
GG
Option Definition
A device that controls the lock release in the trunk/tailgate. This may be controlled
either by remote control or in the passenger compartment. Look for button device on
keychain or in glove compartment. Note: release may be cable actuated.
Winch
A power device employing a drum with cable used for pulling objects.
Truck
A bumper on the rear of vehicle that can act as a step for easier access into the rear of
Rear Step Bumper the vehicle. Step bumpers will have some type of traction, protective, or skid padding
or anti-skids. Note: This is not available as an option on cars.
Rear Sliding
A manual sliding window found on trucks that is located in rear of the cab with locking
Window
lever.
Power Rear
A window found on trucks that is located in rear of the cab. This window can be
Window
electronically opened and closed by the driver of the vehicle.
A protective covering that attaches to and lines the inside of a truck bed. This is a
Bed liner
snap in, removable bed liner or composite bed. Note: This does not include spray-on
bed liner. (refer to Bed liner Spray On definition)
A protective permanent covering that line the inside of the bed. Sprays into the bed
Bed liner (Spray
instead of snapping or dropping into the truck bed. Refer to Bed Liner for composite
On)
beds.
A frame or bumper mounted receiver hitch with integrated wiring. Trailer hitch
Trailering
and/or wiring may be either OEM or aftermarket. Note: This option requires and
Package
automatically selects the Trailer Hitch option.
Soft Tonneau
A bed cover made of cloth, vinyl, or any other type of fabric. Note: This option is only
Cover
available on pickups.
Hard Tonneau
A flat bed cover made of fiberglass or other solid material. A hinged cover that could
Cover
include a lock and/or a hydraulic lift. Note: This is only available on pickups.
A removable shell placed on the bed of a pickup. Most truck caps are considered
Deluxe Truck Cap deluxe. The truck cap will typically have windows and can be locked. Can be made of
fiberglass or metal. Note: This is not to be confused with a Hard Tonneau Cover.
A railing or step located on the underside of a Pickup/Van/UTV's door's that assists
Running
with ease of entry into the vehicle. Note: If powered, refer to power retractable
Boards/Side Steps
running boards.
An electronically controlled railing located on the underside of a Pickup/Van/UTV's
Pwr Retractable
doors that assists with ease of entry into the vehicle. These can be automatically
Running Boards
drawn underneath the vehicle when the door is opened and closed.
Metal railings located on the top of the pickup bed with tie down capabilities. These
Bed Rails
can made of stainless steel, aluminum or black finished metal.
A box affixed to the pickup bed of the vehicle that is used to store tools. Look for an
Tool Box
attached box in rear of bed. Box could be located at the front or sides of the truck
(Permanent)
bed.
Two rear wheels located on each side of axle that allows for greater payload. Look for
Dual Rear Wheels trucks with a total of four rear wheels and only one axle. Note: This option is only
available on pickups.
A metal device that is designed to offer protection to the front grill of the vehicle.
Grill Guards
Look for metal cross guards in front of grille. The grill extends slightly in front of the
vehicle's grill/lights to protect it from impact.
Trunk/Gate
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