pls house, i need someone to define the term for me. when it is said that a car is full option car, what is meant?

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pls house, i need someone to define the term for me. when it is said that a car is full option car, what is meant?

when you say a car is full option,it means it has everything that should be fitted in its range thrown at it.cars come in a range of options either two or more classes.there is the standard option which is what i like to call entry level for a car and may come without a/c,alloy rims,unique paints,plain dash board,fabric seats,no airbags and so on.a middle class option could have cd changers,electric windows,fabric seats,a/c,just average comfort.a full option car on the other hand has all the amenities and gizmos to it as a complete option.alloy or chrome rims,a/c,leather seats,cruise control,airbags,factory pimped lights and custom sound systems,sun and moon roof,keyless entry,voice control,etc.stuff like that depends on the car manufacturer.

True talk!

lex-luthor:

when you say a car is full option,it means it has everything that should be fitted in its range thrown at it.cars come in a range of options either two or more classes.there is the standard option which is what i like to call entry level for a car and may come without a/c,alloy rims,unique paints,plain dash board,fabric seats,no airbags and so on.a middle class option could have cd changers,electric windows,fabric seats,a/c,just average comfort.a full option car on the other hand has all the amenities and gizmos to it as a complete option.alloy or chrome rims,a/c,leather seats,cruise control,airbags,factory pimped lights and custom sound systems,sun and moon roof,keyless entry,voice control,etc.stuff like that depends on the car manufacturer.

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lexluthor2:
when you say a car is full option,it means it has everything that should be fitted in its range thrown at it.cars come in a range of options either two or more classes.there is the standard option which is what i like to call entry level for a car and may come without a/c,alloy rims,unique paints,plain dash board,fabric seats,no airbags and so on.a middle class option could have cd changers,electric windows,fabric seats,a/c,just average comfort.a full option car on the other hand has all the amenities and gizmos to it as a complete option.alloy or chrome rims,a/c,leather seats,cruise control,airbags,factory pimped lights and custom sound systems,sun and moon roof,keyless entry,voice control,etc.stuff like that depends on the car manufacturer.

Thanks for sharing

The thread is very relevant still!

Full options means it's not boring. Has dvd,rev cam,folding mirrors,basically computerised car from dash to gear ,oil,everything is digital,sunroof,push to start,keyless ignotion which is now being done anywhere now.. While basic options has no rev cam,no digital ac,back vent,no dvd. Just boring options.

lexluthor2:
when you say a car is full option,it means it has everything that should be fitted in its range thrown at it.cars come in a range of options either two or more classes.there is the standard option which is what i like to call entry level for a car and may come without a/c,alloy rims,unique paints,plain dash board,fabric seats,no airbags and so on.a middle class option could have cd changers,electric windows,fabric seats,a/c,just average comfort.a full option car on the other hand has all the amenities and gizmos to it as a complete option.alloy or chrome rims,a/c,leather seats,cruise control,airbags,factory pimped lights and custom sound systems,sun and moon roof,keyless entry,voice control,etc.stuff like that depends on the car manufacturer.

Is this the same as XLE
Extra luxury edition?

If it has dvd,rev cam,digital ac,factory nav,etc then yeah.

doggedfighter:


Is this the same as XLE
Extra luxury edition?

Cokahot:
If it has dvd,rev cam,digital ac,factory nav,etc then yeah.

I am not asking you, please.


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doggedfighter:



I am not asking you, please.


Kindly take your oversabi elsewhere.