Automotive

A car, full name, even if it is no longer used, an automobile, or simply a car, or a char (in North America) is a wheeled land vehicle equipped with an engine embedded in the vehicle. This type of vehicle is designed to transport people on the road, but its definition can be extended to transport goods as well as to vehicles that can run on all terrains. The etymology of the word explains the variety of definitions, since the term comes from the Greek "αὐτός" ("self") and the Latin word "mobilis" ("mobile"), referring to the character of the self-propelled "automobile "that distinguishes it from the horse-drawn carriage.

The automobile is a personal means of transport among the most popular on the planet currently. Its usual capacity of transport is generally five, but can vary from one to nine seats. The limited use the term automotive vehicles smaller than that of buses and trucks, but sometimes includes light commercial vehicles for personal use. Although vehicles "cars", the two-wheelers are not classified as automobiles.