What Does Optional Equipment Mean in Car Configurations?
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Optional equipment refers to some selectable configurations. Optional configurations mean that these configurations are not part of the standard equipment for that model. Standard configurations are mandatory, while optional configurations are those that buyers can directly choose based on their preferences or needs when ordering a car. Optional configurations are often more advanced and do not affect the vehicle's safety or performance. Instead, they enhance comfort, practicality, and high-tech convenience, such as parking sensors or a digital heads-up display. Optional configurations are usually marked in the car's specification sheet with symbols like 'hollow circles' or 'thin solid lines,' though these markings may vary by manufacturer. Buyers can check the specification sheet or consult the dealer for details.