What are the differences between high-end and standard car configurations?
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The most obvious difference between high-end and standard car configurations is that, for the same displacement, the price of the high-end version is higher than that of the standard version. The high-end model has richer configurations compared to the standard model. Below is an introduction to car configurations: 1. Car configurations generally include basic configurations, safety configurations, driving assistance configurations, external configurations, internal configurations, and information and entertainment configurations. Basic configurations focus on three main components: the engine, transmission, and chassis. 2. The engine typically depends on parameters such as displacement, torque, number of cylinders, environmental standards, power, naturally aspirated or turbocharged, etc. Normally, for the same engine type, the larger the displacement, the stronger the power and torque, the better the driving quality, the more cylinders (within the engine's capacity range), the newer the environmental standards, and the better the power output. 3. Transmissions include DCT, AT, MT, and CVT. AT transmissions are relatively older but have strong reliability. Choosing AT and CVT is usually more practical. 4. The chassis is generally divided into independent suspension and non-independent suspension. Independent suspension is certainly superior to non-independent suspension, but the price will be relatively higher.
