What are the Body Parts of a Car Called?

Exterior Body Parts

Hood: The hinged cover over the engine.
Trunk: The enclosed storage area at the rear of the car.
Fenders: The panels that cover the wheels.
Doors: The openings that allow passengers to enter and exit the car.
Roof: The upper part of the car that covers the passenger compartment.
Grille: The opening in the front of the car that allows air to flow into the engine.
Headlights: The lights that illuminate the road ahead.
Taillights: The lights that indicate the car’s presence at the rear.
Bumper: The part of the car that absorbs impact in a collision.
Mirrors: The devices that allow the driver to see behind and beside the car.
Spoiler: The part of the car that helps to reduce drag and improve stability.
Antenna: The device that receives radio signals.

Dashboard: The panel in front of the driver that contains the controls and gauges.
Steering wheel: The device that the driver uses to steer the car.
Seats: The cushions that provide seating for the passengers.
Carpet: The material that covers the floor of the car.
Headliner: The material that covers the ceiling of the car.
Door panels: The panels that cover the doors of the car.
Center console: The console that is located between the front seats.
Glove box: The compartment in the dashboard that is used to store small items.
Sun visors: The devices that block the sun from the driver’s and passengers’ eyes.
Vanity mirror: The mirror that is located on the passenger’s side sun visor.
Cupholders: The devices that hold cups and other beverages.

Frame: The structure that supports the car’s body.
Suspension: The system that absorbs shocks and vibrations.
Drivetrain: The system that transmits power from the engine to the wheels.
Exhaust system: The system that removes exhaust gases from the engine.
Fuel system: The system that stores and supplies fuel to the engine.
Electrical system: The system that provides power to the car’s electrical components.
Brakes: The system that stops the car.