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Rear brake type Rear brake type is the type of rear brake: drum or disc.
Regenerative braking Regenerative braking is a method of assisting the deceleration of a hybrid or electric vehicle in which the vehicles electric motor switches
Inboard brakes Inboard brakes are a braking system that is located within the chassis of a vehicle instead of at its hubs.
Cornering brake control Cornering brake control is a feature of some antilock brake systems that proportions and applies brake force in order to prevent oversteer.
Front brakes specifications Front brakes specifications is the dimensions of the major components of a vehicles front brake rotors, and the type of brake ventilation employed.
Electronic brake force distribution Electronic brake force distribution is a feature of some antilock braking systems that proportions and applies brake force to each wheel
Emergency brake assist Emergency brake assist is an electronically controlled system that maximizes brake efficiency during panic stops.
Emergency braking preparation Emergency braking preparation is a system that uses the adaptive cruise control sensors to monitor the following distance to the car
Death brake Death brake is a system of devices, including a heart rate sensor, that applies braking when the drivers heart stops beating.
Disc brake type Disc brake type is the type of brake rotors: solid, vented, slotted, cross-drilled, ceramic or carbon.
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