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Land Transportation - Automotive Industry

Here you will learn some English words related to the automotive industry such as "assembly line", "automaker", and "body shop."

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Words Related to Land Transportation
marque
marque
[noun]

a brand of a product, particularly a car

Ex: Ferrari is a renowned marque in luxury sports cars. 
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make
make
[noun]

the manufacturer or brand of a vehicle

Ex: The make of the car was displayed prominently on the grille. 
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automaker
automaker
[noun]

a company that manufactures automobiles

Ex: The automaker announced a recall for several models. 
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car manufacturer

a business that produces cars in large quantities by using machinery

Ex: Toyota is a globally renowned car manufacturer known for its reliable vehicles. 
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body shop
body shop
[noun]

a section of a factory where vehicle bodies are assembled and welded together before progressing through the production line

Ex: The body shop is where the bare metal frames of vehicles are transformed into complete car bodies through precise assembly and welding processes. 
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assembly line

a production process where a product is put together in a step-by-step manner by different people or machines, each responsible for a specific task

Ex: Cars are built on an assembly line to improve efficiency. 
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production line

a series of workers and machines in a factory where a succession of identical items is progressively assembled

Ex: The production line was upgraded to improve efficiency. 
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to weld
to weld
[Verb]

to join two or more pieces of metal together using heat and pressure

Ex: He carefully welded the steel beams to create a sturdy frame. 
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showroom
showroom
[noun]

a commercial space or facility where products or services are displayed or demonstrated to potential customers

Ex: The new car showroom has a variety of models on display for customers to look at. 
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test drive

an opportunity to drive a vehicle to evaluate its performance before purchase

Ex: He scheduled a test drive for the new model. 
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dealership

a business authorized to sell and service vehicles from specific automakers

Ex: The dealership had a wide range of new and used cars. 
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car dealer

a business that buys and sells new or used cars, often offering related services like repairs or financing

Ex: The car dealer expanded its business by opening a new showroom downtown. 
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aftermarket

the business of selling parts or accessories for vehicles after they have been bought

Ex: Many car owners visit the aftermarket to find cheaper replacement parts. 
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kit car
kit car
[noun]

a type of vehicle that is built from components or parts that are assembled by the buyer rather than being pre-assembled by a manufacturer

Ex: Some enthusiasts enjoy building kit cars as a hobby, often customizing them to their own preferences. 
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destination charge

a fee that covers the cost of transporting a new vehicle from the factory to the dealership

Ex: When buying a new car, you must pay a destination charge in addition to the price of the car. 
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