What does the 'folder' in the car mean?
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The 'folder' in the car refers to a physical folder. Additionally, there are several other buttons in the car: 1. The 'SEL' button is a menu selection confirmation button, usually located on the multifunction steering wheel; 2. The 'AC' button is the compressor switch, which is the air conditioning cooling switch; 3. 'MUTE' is the mute button for instant silencing; 4. 'MODE' is the mode switching button; 5. 'SET' on the multifunction steering wheel is the cruise control function button; 6. The button with an 'A' circled and 'off' below it is the auto start-stop function switch, which can be pressed to turn the engine auto start-stop function on or off.
The 'folder' in the car? I guess it might be a misheard or misspelled word, probably referring to the foldable parts of the car, most commonly the power-folding side mirrors. Imagine parking in a narrow alley or a crowded garage—just press a button and the mirrors automatically fold in to prevent scratches or damage, super practical. I've been driving for over a decade and use this feature daily in urban neighborhoods—it feels both convenient and safe. Some models also come with foldable seats, like station wagons or SUVs where the rear seats can be folded down, making it easy to load large luggage. These foldable features in car design are all about improving space utilization and convenience. Remember to clean the mirror pivots regularly, otherwise rain or dust might cause them to jam, affecting usability. In short, this is one of the standard features in modern cars, and learning the basic operations is important.
