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Rain brake support: How does this system work?
The rain brake support (or RBS in short) is a system of automatic drying of the brake discs, which helps to shorten the braking distance of the car. When driving in the rain, a water film forms on the brake discs, which reduces the effect of the brakes by delaying their onset.
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Valvetronic: How does the variable valve lift system work?
Valvetronic is a designation for BMW engines equipped with a variable valve lift system. It is a system that, combined with variable valve timing, allows changing the position of the camshaft independently of the position of the crankshaft. It can also change the lift and length of time the valve is open.
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Adaptive Drive: How does BMW's active chassis control system work?
Adaptive Drive is a system of active chassis regulation, developed by the automobile company BMW. This system allows you to adjust the characteristics of the car's chassis, according to the driver's requirements or automatically depending on driving conditions and road quality.
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MIVEC: Variable valve timing and valve lift
MIVEC (Mitsubishi Innovative Valve Timing Electronic Control System) is a designation for the engines of the automobile company Mitsubishi, equipped with a system of variable valve timing and valve lift.
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Quattro: How does all-wheel drive work?
Quattro is the designation of the all-wheel drive system used by the automobile company Audi. All Audi car models that are equipped with four-wheel drive carry this designation.
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Nitro Oxide System: How and why is it used in cars?
Nitro oxide is translated as nitrogen oxide (or paradise gas), used in healthcare as an anesthetic - but we will be interested in its use in cars.