Car frame parts names

The words 'chassis' and 'frame' are usually used interchangeably. However, technically speaking, the chassis tends to refer specifically to the load-bearing part of the car's frame. The horizontal section that supports and connects all the important components of the car.

The chassis comprises the following components: wheels, wheel carrier, wheel bearing, brake, wheel suspension, axle support, suspension (including anti-roll bar)

body and other accessories, which are not involved in the movement of the vehicle. (iii) Other major components include engine, transmission system, front and rear axle, steering system, suspension system, wheels, tyres and brakes.

The average car has roughly 30,000 parts if you count all parts down to the nuts and bolts. If you consider large parts such as the engine as one part, you can say that a car has about 1,800 separate parts. The engine alone has thousands of individual parts inside it.