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1. Casting

A process technology that delivers a liquid molten metal into a purpose-built mould. After cooling, the solid metal surface has the shape of the mould cavity.The fixed operations of an automobile dealership; i.e. body shop, service department and parts department.Regulation enacted in 1975 which requires a motor vehicle manufacturer to classify its U.S. vehicle fleet sales as either domestic or import for the purpose of fuel economy averaging.Systems developed to automate/adapt/enhance vehicle systems for safety and better driving. These safety features are designed to avoid collisions and accidents by offering technologies that alert the driver to potential and or avoid collisions by implementing safeguards and taking over control of the vehicle.

2. Back end

Regulation enacted in 1975 which requires a motor vehicle manufacturer to classify its U.S. vehicle fleet sales as either domestic or import for the purpose of fuel economy averaging.A process technology that delivers a liquid molten metal into a purpose-built mould. After cooling, the solid metal surface has the shape of the mould cavity.Systems developed to automate/adapt/enhance vehicle systems for safety and better driving. These safety features are designed to avoid collisions and accidents by offering technologies that alert the driver to potential and or avoid collisions by implementing safeguards and taking over control of the vehicle.The fixed operations of an automobile dealership; i.e. body shop, service department and parts department.

3. Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE)

The fixed operations of an automobile dealership; i.e. body shop, service department and parts department.Regulation enacted in 1975 which requires a motor vehicle manufacturer to classify its U.S. vehicle fleet sales as either domestic or import for the purpose of fuel economy averaging.Systems developed to automate/adapt/enhance vehicle systems for safety and better driving. These safety features are designed to avoid collisions and accidents by offering technologies that alert the driver to potential and or avoid collisions by implementing safeguards and taking over control of the vehicle.A process technology that delivers a liquid molten metal into a purpose-built mould. After cooling, the solid metal surface has the shape of the mould cavity.

4. Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS)

Regulation enacted in 1975 which requires a motor vehicle manufacturer to classify its U.S. vehicle fleet sales as either domestic or import for the purpose of fuel economy averaging.Systems developed to automate/adapt/enhance vehicle systems for safety and better driving. These safety features are designed to avoid collisions and accidents by offering technologies that alert the driver to potential and or avoid collisions by implementing safeguards and taking over control of the vehicle.A process technology that delivers a liquid molten metal into a purpose-built mould. After cooling, the solid metal surface has the shape of the mould cavity.The fixed operations of an automobile dealership; i.e. body shop, service department and parts department.

5. Dealer Repair Program (DRP)

Is a relationship that is formed between an insurance company and an auto body shop. When an insurance agent is working with someone whose vehicle has been damaged, they will give suggestions of auto body shops to their clients.A process technology that delivers a liquid molten metal into a purpose-built mould. After cooling, the solid metal surface has the shape of the mould cavity.The fixed operations of an automobile dealership; i.e. body shop, service department and parts department.Regulation enacted in 1975 which requires a motor vehicle manufacturer to classify its U.S. vehicle fleet sales as either domestic or import for the purpose of fuel economy averaging.

6. American Automobile Labelling Act (AALA)

The fixed operations of an automobile dealership; i.e. body shop, service department and parts department.Regulation enacted in 1975 which requires a motor vehicle manufacturer to classify its U.S. vehicle fleet sales as either domestic or import for the purpose of fuel economy averaging.Regulations requiring vehicle manufacturers to include content information on vehicle labels for cars and trucks for sale in the U.S. after October 1, 1994.A process technology that delivers a liquid molten metal into a purpose-built mould. After cooling, the solid metal surface has the shape of the mould cavity.

7. MSRP

The fixed operations of an automobile dealership; i.e. body shop, service department and parts department.A process technology that delivers a liquid molten metal into a purpose-built mould. After cooling, the solid metal surface has the shape of the mould cavity.Regulation enacted in 1975 which requires a motor vehicle manufacturer to classify its U.S. vehicle fleet sales as either domestic or import for the purpose of fuel economy averaging.Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price. The price at which the manufacturer recommends that the dealer sell a particular vehicle.

8. Regional Recall

The fixed operations of an automobile dealership; i.e. body shop, service department and parts department.A process technology that delivers a liquid molten metal into a purpose-built mould. After cooling, the solid metal surface has the shape of the mould cavity.Regulation enacted in 1975 which requires a motor vehicle manufacturer to classify its U.S. vehicle fleet sales as either domestic or import for the purpose of fuel economy averaging.These are recalls made by the auto manufacturer for a specific geographical region.

9. Fixed or One Price Selling

Published fixed price displayed on a new vehicle eliminating need for negotiation.A process technology that delivers a liquid molten metal into a purpose-built mould. After cooling, the solid metal surface has the shape of the mould cavity.The fixed operations of an automobile dealership; i.e. body shop, service department and parts department.Regulation enacted in 1975 which requires a motor vehicle manufacturer to classify its U.S. vehicle fleet sales as either domestic or import for the purpose of fuel economy averaging.

10. EDI

The fixed operations of an automobile dealership; i.e. body shop, service department and parts department.Regulation enacted in 1975 which requires a motor vehicle manufacturer to classify its U.S. vehicle fleet sales as either domestic or import for the purpose of fuel economy averaging.A process technology that delivers a liquid molten metal into a purpose-built mould. After cooling, the solid metal surface has the shape of the mould cavity.Electronic Data Interchange. Refers to the structured transmission of data between organizations by electronic means. It is used to transfer electronic documents from one computer system to another.

11. ECM

Engine Control ModuleThe fixed operations of an automobile dealership; i.e. body shop, service department and parts department.Regulation enacted in 1975 which requires a motor vehicle manufacturer to classify its U.S. vehicle fleet sales as either domestic or import for the purpose of fuel economy averaging.A process technology that delivers a liquid molten metal into a purpose-built mould. After cooling, the solid metal surface has the shape of the mould cavity.

12. Make

The name of the car manufacturer that makes the car.A process technology that delivers a liquid molten metal into a purpose-built mould. After cooling, the solid metal surface has the shape of the mould cavity.Regulation enacted in 1975 which requires a motor vehicle manufacturer to classify its U.S. vehicle fleet sales as either domestic or import for the purpose of fuel economy averaging.The fixed operations of an automobile dealership; i.e. body shop, service department and parts department.

13. Refit

Regulation enacted in 1975 which requires a motor vehicle manufacturer to classify its U.S. vehicle fleet sales as either domestic or import for the purpose of fuel economy averaging.The fixed operations of an automobile dealership; i.e. body shop, service department and parts department.A process technology that delivers a liquid molten metal into a purpose-built mould. After cooling, the solid metal surface has the shape of the mould cavity.The closure of a plant for the purpose of plant conversion or retooling.

14. Lienholder

The fixed operations of an automobile dealership; i.e. body shop, service department and parts department.Regulation enacted in 1975 which requires a motor vehicle manufacturer to classify its U.S. vehicle fleet sales as either domestic or import for the purpose of fuel economy averaging.A financial institution which holds a contract title as collateral for funds advanced to purchase a vehicle.A process technology that delivers a liquid molten metal into a purpose-built mould. After cooling, the solid metal surface has the shape of the mould cavity.

15. Deductible

Regulation enacted in 1975 which requires a motor vehicle manufacturer to classify its U.S. vehicle fleet sales as either domestic or import for the purpose of fuel economy averaging.A predetermined amount on an insurance policy, warranty or vehicle service contract which the buyer must pay to repair the vehicle.The fixed operations of an automobile dealership; i.e. body shop, service department and parts department.A process technology that delivers a liquid molten metal into a purpose-built mould. After cooling, the solid metal surface has the shape of the mould cavity.

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17. Labor Rate

A process technology that delivers a liquid molten metal into a purpose-built mould. After cooling, the solid metal surface has the shape of the mould cavity.Regulation enacted in 1975 which requires a motor vehicle manufacturer to classify its U.S. vehicle fleet sales as either domestic or import for the purpose of fuel economy averaging.The fixed operations of an automobile dealership; i.e. body shop, service department and parts department.The amount a shop charges per hour for repairs.

18. Rebate

Regulation enacted in 1975 which requires a motor vehicle manufacturer to classify its U.S. vehicle fleet sales as either domestic or import for the purpose of fuel economy averaging.A process technology that delivers a liquid molten metal into a purpose-built mould. After cooling, the solid metal surface has the shape of the mould cavity.Cash back to a buyer from the manufacturer or dealer which is used as an incentive for the buyer to purchase a vehicle.The fixed operations of an automobile dealership; i.e. body shop, service department and parts department.

19. After Market Auto Accessories

The fixed operations of an automobile dealership; i.e. body shop, service department and parts department.A process technology that delivers a liquid molten metal into a purpose-built mould. After cooling, the solid metal surface has the shape of the mould cavity.Regulation enacted in 1975 which requires a motor vehicle manufacturer to classify its U.S. vehicle fleet sales as either domestic or import for the purpose of fuel economy averaging.Are any accessories manufactured for a car by a company other than the vehicle's manufacturer that are not sourced by the manufacturer.

20. NAPA

A process technology that delivers a liquid molten metal into a purpose-built mould. After cooling, the solid metal surface has the shape of the mould cavity.The fixed operations of an automobile dealership; i.e. body shop, service department and parts department.Regulation enacted in 1975 which requires a motor vehicle manufacturer to classify its U.S. vehicle fleet sales as either domestic or import for the purpose of fuel economy averaging.National Auto Parts Association. Founded in 1925 to increase parts distribution across the United States.

21. Program Objectives

Regulation enacted in 1975 which requires a motor vehicle manufacturer to classify its U.S. vehicle fleet sales as either domestic or import for the purpose of fuel economy averaging.A process technology that delivers a liquid molten metal into a purpose-built mould. After cooling, the solid metal surface has the shape of the mould cavity.A consensus of what has been determined to be the most marketable product for a given model year.The fixed operations of an automobile dealership; i.e. body shop, service department and parts department.

22. Module

A module is any two parts bolted together.Regulation enacted in 1975 which requires a motor vehicle manufacturer to classify its U.S. vehicle fleet sales as either domestic or import for the purpose of fuel economy averaging.A process technology that delivers a liquid molten metal into a purpose-built mould. After cooling, the solid metal surface has the shape of the mould cavity.The fixed operations of an automobile dealership; i.e. body shop, service department and parts department.

23. Service Labor Time Standards

Set by automotive manufacturers as the time needed to diagnosis and repair every part of the vehicle. The standards are often used by shops to charge customers for repairs, may be referred to as book time.A process technology that delivers a liquid molten metal into a purpose-built mould. After cooling, the solid metal surface has the shape of the mould cavity.The fixed operations of an automobile dealership; i.e. body shop, service department and parts department.Regulation enacted in 1975 which requires a motor vehicle manufacturer to classify its U.S. vehicle fleet sales as either domestic or import for the purpose of fuel economy averaging.

24. Concept Vehicle

The fixed operations of an automobile dealership; i.e. body shop, service department and parts department.A process technology that delivers a liquid molten metal into a purpose-built mould. After cooling, the solid metal surface has the shape of the mould cavity.Regulation enacted in 1975 which requires a motor vehicle manufacturer to classify its U.S. vehicle fleet sales as either domestic or import for the purpose of fuel economy averaging.A current production vehicle modified for installation of new design concepts for evaluation of environmental functional feasibility.

25. Multiplex Communication

Regulation enacted in 1975 which requires a motor vehicle manufacturer to classify its U.S. vehicle fleet sales as either domestic or import for the purpose of fuel economy averaging.Electronically controlled components, such as a sensor, tranfers digitally encoded data on a wire or optical bus to other components such as the ECM.A process technology that delivers a liquid molten metal into a purpose-built mould. After cooling, the solid metal surface has the shape of the mould cavity.The fixed operations of an automobile dealership; i.e. body shop, service department and parts department.

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