- open-
wheel car is a
car with the
wheels outside the
car's main body, and
usually having only one seat. Open-
wheel cars contrast with
street cars, sports...
- Sociable,
which resembled a four-
wheeler with a
front wheel missing. Three-
wheelers,
including some cyclecars,
bubble cars and microcars, are
built for economic...
-
American open-
wheel car racing,
generally known as Indy
car racing, or more
formally Indianapolis car racing, is a
category of
professional automobile...
- A
wheel clamp, also
known as
wheel boot,
parking boot, or
Denver boot, is a
device that is
designed to
prevent motor vehicles from
being moved. In its...
-
referred to as p****enger
cars, cabins, tubs, gondolas, capsules, or pods)
attached to the rim in such a way that as the
wheel turns, they are kept upright...
-
Champ Car World Series (CCWS) was the
series sanctioned by Open-
Wheel Racing Series Inc., a
sanctioning body for
American open-
wheel car racing that operated...
-
dampen rail/
wheel noise resulted in a
quiet and
smooth ride for the p****engers of
North American Pullman dining and
sleeping cars.
Paper car wheels were...
- only.
Until the late 20th century, rear-
wheel drive was the most
common configuration for
cars. Most rear-
wheel drive vehicles feature a longitudinally-mounted...
-
Wheel diameters and
widths for
cars are
stated in inches,
while car tire bead
diameters are
stated in
inches and
widths are in millimetres. The
wheel...
- A four-
wheel drive, also
called 4×4 ("four by four") or 4WD, is a two-axled
vehicle drivetrain capable of
providing torque to all of its
wheels simultaneously...
