Does the Corolla have cruise control?

Under what conditions will the airbag deploy?

Conditions for airbag deployment: The airbag requires appropriate speed and collision angle to deploy. Theoretically, the airbag may only deploy when the vehicle impacts a fixed object head-on at an angle of approximately 60° with a speed exceeding 30 km/h. Below is the working principle of airbags: When sensors detect a vehicle collision, the gas generator triggers ignition to initiate an explosive reaction in the airbag, generating nitrogen or releasing compressed nitrogen to inflate the airbag. When passengers come into contact with the inflated bag, the airbag absorbs collision energy through cushioning, thereby protecting the occupants.

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Can You Cross the Solid Line When There's a Solid Line on One Side and a Dashed Line on the Other?

Vehicles on the side with the solid line cannot change lanes, while vehicles on the side with the dashed line can. For double yellow lines, where one is solid and the other is dashed, vehicles on the side with the dashed line can temporarily cross it for actions like overtaking or turning. Yellow lines are used to separate lanes in opposite directions, typically painted in the middle of the road to divide it into two directions. Common lane markings are explained as follows: Single solid yellow line: Generally painted on roads with only one lane in a single direction or one motor vehicle lane and one non-motor vehicle lane, or in sections where overtaking is prohibited due to other hazards. It prohibits vehicles from crossing or driving over the line in both directions. The single solid yellow line serves as the central divider for opposing lanes, with the same meaning as double solid yellow lines—both strictly prohibit crossing. Double solid yellow lines: Typically painted on roads with two or more motor vehicle lanes in a single direction and without a physical central divider. These also prohibit vehicles from crossing or driving over the lines in both directions. In other words, with two or more lanes on each side of the yellow solid lines, vehicles are not allowed to cross the double solid lines for any reason, whether overtaking, making a U-turn, or driving over the line. Strictly speaking, these actions are traffic violations, and in the event of an accident, the driver will bear full responsibility.

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What does AQS mean in cars?

AQS (Air-Quality-System) is an air quality sensor in vehicles, an automatic device that can sensitively detect the turbidity and humidity of the outside air and promptly switch the car's air circulation between internal and external modes. Below is the reaction sensitivity of AQS to different pollutants: 1. AQS is highly sensitive to vehicle exhaust. For example, during traffic congestion in urban areas, if the vehicle ahead suddenly emits a large amount of exhaust, the intelligent air conditioning system can detect it within seconds and immediately switch to internal circulation mode, keeping the cabin air fresh. 2. AQS has a moderate reaction to road dust. When driving on roads with light dust, AQS will not switch immediately; it only switches to internal circulation mode quickly when road dust becomes severe. This is why frequent cleaning of the air conditioning filter is necessary when often driving on dusty roads. 3. AQS reacts slowly to colorless harmful gases.

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What does Toyota Corolla Sport mean?

Toyota Corolla Sport refers to the car's sport mode, which is a performance-prioritized shifting mode set for automatic transmissions. After activating the sport mode, the electronic control unit will increase the engine speed, providing the car with sufficient torque for quick starts and stops. The method to use the car's sport mode is: 1. Pull the gear lever downward from the D gear to engage the sport mode; 2. Pull the gear lever downward again to return to the D gear. The car's sport mode is used for climbing hills and quick overtaking. Proper use of the sport mode helps to remove carbon deposits inside the engine, improve fuel economy, and extend the engine's lifespan.

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Where is the handbrake located in a Lexus?

Lexus's handbrake is positioned near the driver's left foot. The professional term for the handbrake is auxiliary brake, which uses a steel cable connected to the rear brake shoes to brake the vehicle. Prolonged use of the handbrake can cause plastic deformation of the steel cable. Since this deformation is irreversible, long-term use will reduce its effectiveness, and the handbrake's travel distance will also increase. Taking the 2020 Lexus ES200 as an example, its body structure is a 4-door, 5-seat sedan with the following dimensions: length 4975mm, width 1866mm, height 1447mm, wheelbase 2870mm, front track 1595mm, rear track 1612mm, fuel tank capacity 60.6 liters, trunk capacity 454 liters, and curb weight 1610kg.

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Can an electric trunk be closed manually?

An electric trunk can be closed manually. Solutions for a trunk that won't close: 1. Lubricate and adjust the trunk; 2. Clean the trunk's latch slot; 3. Replace the spring rod with one of moderate stiffness; 4. Check the trunk's control circuit for faults; 5. Replace the trunk's hydraulic support rod. Trunk maintenance methods: 1. Use a brush to clean dirt during washing, including the edges and troughs of the trunk, and treat odors after cleaning; 2. Use separate bags for organized item placement; 3. Lay a trunk mat to prevent dirt or liquids from entering and eroding the trunk surface, while also preventing items inside from sliding and reducing the likelihood of contamination or damage.

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Does the Corolla have cruise control?

Under what conditions will the airbag deploy?

Can You Cross the Solid Line When There's a Solid Line on One Side and a Dashed Line on the Other?

What does AQS mean in cars?

What does Toyota Corolla Sport mean?

Where is the handbrake located in a Lexus?

Can an electric trunk be closed manually?

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