Ford Car Body Parts

Exterior

Hood: The hood is the hinged cover that covers the engine compartment.
Fenders: The fenders are the panels that cover the wheels.
Doors: The doors allow passengers to enter and exit the vehicle.
Trunk: The trunk is the compartment at the rear of the vehicle that is used for storage.
Roof: The roof is the top of the vehicle.
Windshield: The windshield is the transparent panel at the front of the vehicle that allows the driver to see outside.
Side windows: The side windows are the transparent panels on the sides of the vehicle that allow passengers to see outside.
Rear window: The rear window is the transparent panel at the rear of the vehicle that allows the driver to see behind.

Dashboard: The dashboard is the panel in front of the driver that contains the gauges, controls, and switches.
Steering wheel: The steering wheel is the device that the driver uses to steer the vehicle.
Seats: The seats are the cushions that provide seating for the passengers.
Headliner: The headliner is the fabric or vinyl covering that covers the ceiling of the vehicle.
Carpet: The carpet is the fabric or vinyl covering that covers the floor of the vehicle.
Door panels: The door panels are the panels that cover the inside of the doors.
Console: The console is the compartment between the front seats that typically contains the radio, climate controls, and other amenities.

Frame: The frame is the structural support of the vehicle.
Suspension: The suspension is the system that absorbs shocks and vibrations from the road.
Driveline: The driveline is the system that transmits power from the engine to the wheels.
Exhaust system: The exhaust system is the system that expels exhaust gases from the engine.
Brakes: The brakes are the system that stops the vehicle.

Airbags: Airbags are inflatable cushions that protect the occupants of the vehicle in the event of a crash.
Seat belts: Seat belts are straps that restrain the occupants of the vehicle in the event of a crash.
Anti-lock brakes: Anti-lock brakes are a system that prevents the wheels from locking up in the event of hard braking.
Traction control: Traction control is a system that helps to prevent the wheels from spinning in the event of slippery road conditions.
Electronic stability control: Electronic stability control is a system that helps to prevent the vehicle from skidding.