What is the difference between high-end and low-end car configurations?

[StMicah]

The high-end and low-end configurations of a car have no difference in basic equipment; the distinction lies in some additional features. The specifics are as follows: 1. Low-end configuration: Meets the most basic needs with the minimum and simplest setup, often at a reduced price, lacking auxiliary functions. 2. High-end configuration: The top-tier setup within the same car model, surpassing the above configurations with more auxiliary functions such as a panoramic sunroof, cruise control, power-operated doors, ABS anti-lock braking system, etc. The differences are usually visible externally, like in the wheels, tires, and logos, and offer many more features. Below are the related introductions for standard and mid-range configurations: 1. Standard configuration: Includes normal and common auxiliary functions like air conditioning and power windows. 2. Mid-range configuration: Offers more comprehensive auxiliary functions. On top of the standard configuration, it may include additional features like leather seats, power seats, navigation, etc. Many models in the mid-range also start to include automatic transmissions, and multi-function steering wheels are frequently seen in mid-range configurations.