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Material used for cushioning and comfort in seats

A type of seat belt that does not retract and has three points of attachment

A mechanism that retracts and stores the seat belt

The surface where a valve meets the cylinder head

A feature that allows storing and restoring individual seat settings.

System that tightens seat belts in the event of an accident

Bus model with individual front seats, allowing passage to the rear.

Feature for convenient access to rear seats in two-door models

System that reduces seat belt force on occupants above a certain threshold

protection of other road users

feature that provides support for the lower back

The ¾-ton version of the VW pickup truck. seating for three people.

A support for the arm, typically located on a door or seat

Area located behind the front seat area of a Bus

System minimizing injury risk to passengers, including seat belts and airbags

The springs that return the valves to their seats in an engine

The VW pickup truck characterized by seating for five or six and three doors. A ½-ton vehicle.

Basic Bus model without seats or windows in the rear compartment, often used for commercial purposes.

A number stamped behind the passenger front seat on buses, used before the M-Code plate.

A camper's rear bench seat that folds or rearranges to form the lower sleeping surface. The conversion mechanism and dimensions depend on the interior layout.