Name of parts of car interior

Every part of your car’s interior serves a specific purpose․ Knowing the names of these parts can help you better understand your car and its maintenance needs․

Headliner

The headliner is the fabric or vinyl material that covers the ceiling of your car’s interior․ It helps to insulate the car and reduce noise․ It is important to keep the headliner clean, as dirt and dust can build up over time and make it look dingy․ You can clean the headliner with a soft cloth and a mild detergent․

Sun Visor

The sun visor is a retractable panel that is attached to the roof of your car․ It can be flipped down to block the sun from shining in your eyes while you are driving․ Sun visors can also be used to hold sunglasses, toll tickets, and other small items․

Dashboard

The dashboard is the panel that is located in front of the driver․ It contains the instrument panel, which displays information such as the car’s speed, fuel level, and engine temperature․ The dashboard also contains the controls for the car’s climate control system, audio system, and other features․

3․1․ Instrument Panel

The instrument panel is the part of the dashboard that displays information about the car’s operation․ This information includes the car’s speed, fuel level, engine temperature, and other vital statistics․ The instrument panel also includes warning lights that alert the driver to potential problems with the car․

3․2․ Steering Wheel

The steering wheel is the part of the car that the driver uses to control the direction of the car․ The steering wheel is connected to the car’s steering system, which turns the front wheels of the car․ The steering wheel also includes buttons that allow the driver to control the car’s horn, cruise control, and other features․

3․3․ Gear Shift

The gear shift is the part of the car that the driver uses to change gears․ The gear shift is connected to the car’s transmission, which controls the speed and direction of the car․ The gear shift typically has several different positions, each of which corresponds to a different gear․ The driver can move the gear shift to the desired position to change gears․

3․4․ Center Console

The center console is the part of the car’s interior that is located between the driver and passenger seats․ The center console typically houses the car’s audio system, climate controls, and other frequently used controls․ The center console may also include storage compartments, such as a glove box or cup holders․

Door Panel

The door panel is the part of the car’s interior that covers the inside of the door․ The door panel typically includes the door handle, window controls, and speaker․ The door panel may also include storage compartments, such as a map pocket or cup holder․

Seat

The seat is the part of the car’s interior where the driver and passengers sit․ The seat typically includes a cushion, backrest, and headrest․ The seat may also include adjustable features, such as lumbar support and seat warmers․

5․1․ Seat Belt

The seat belt is a safety device that helps to keep the driver and passengers in their seats in the event of a collision․ The seat belt typically consists of a lap belt and a shoulder belt․ The lap belt goes across the lap and the shoulder belt goes across the chest․ The seat belt should be worn at all times when the vehicle is in motion․