#motor vehicle

• Car — A term colloquially used to designate an automobile or a motor vehicle designed for road transport; as an invariable adjective, it refers to items, parts, or economic activities closely related to the automobile industry, maintenance, or racing. As a combining form (prefix), it originates from Greek and indicates an action performed by oneself, spontaneously, or structurally directed toward one's own person.
• Large van — A medium to large motor vehicle with a closed, rigid body, used for transporting goods, special equipment, or, when operated by authorities, for the secure transport of detainees or intervention forces.
• Automobile — As a noun, it defines a self-propelled road vehicle, equipped with an internal combustion, electric, or hybrid engine, with four or more wheels, designed for transporting passengers or light goods on public roads. As an adjective, it describes a system or mechanism capable of self-propulsion or relating to the independent movement of mechanical vehicles.
• Motor vehicle — A self-propelled road vehicle equipped with a mechanical, electric, or hybrid engine as its own means of propulsion, typically operating on public roads; this generic term includes passenger cars, commercial vans, buses, and trucks, but excludes rail-bound vehicles (trams) and agricultural tractors.