The 2009 Jeep Wrangler is a compact SUV with a convertible top offered in two body styles: regular two-door and the extended wheelbase, four-door Unlimited. Three trim levels – X, Sahara and Rubicon – are available.

 

The four-passenger Wrangler offers excellent off-road capability and power. Upgrades for 2009 include hill start assist which mitigates rollback and is now standard across all its trim levels, trailer sway control and a small storage net under the center stack.

 

Power and Performance

 

All 2009 Jeep Wrangler trim levels are offered in all-wheel drive configuration. A 202-horsepower 3.8-liter overhead valve V6 engine is equipped on the 2009 Wrangler. A six-speed manual transmission is standard. A smooth-shifting four-speed automatic transmission is optional. When properly equipped, the Wrangler can tow up to 2,000 pounds and achieves EPA estimate of 15/19 mpg (City/Highway).

 

The 2009 Jeep Wrangler offers a cargo volume of 56.5 cubic feet when the rear seats are folded down.

 

Body and Styling

 

Height-adjustable driver's seat; premium cloth seats with adjustable head rests and stain repel; full-length floor console; next generation Dana 44 heavy duty front axle; air conditioning; remote keyless entry; AM/FM stereo radio with single CD Player/MP3 capability; auxiliary input jack; Sirius satellite radio; six speakers; 368-watt seven-speaker Infinity premium sound system including subwoofer; one-year Sirius radio service; uconnect studios (optional on X trim); center console storage bin (optional on X); and leather-wrapped steering wheel with speed control are notable inner features of the 2009 Jeep Wrangler.

 

Key exterior facilities available on the 2009 Jeep Wrangler are removable doors; 16-inch steel wheels on the X trim; 17-inch alloy wheels on the Rubicon; and 18-inch aluminum-alloy wheels on the Sahara; flared fenders; halogen headlamps; full metal doors with roll-up windows; fog lamps; rock rails; electronic front sway bar disconnect; fold-down windshield; power windows with front one-touch down feature; hood latches; leather steering wheel with bright spokes; easy-folding soft top for the X trim; and two front tow hooks and one rear tow hook for the Sahara.

 

Safety Features

 

Integrated restraint system; advanced multi-stage front airbags; side-supplemental airbags; traction control; electronic roll mitigation; tire pressure monitoring warning signal; safety cage; crush zones; electronic stability program featuring four-wheel anti-lock brakes and all-speed traction control; pre-tensioners and load-limiting retractors; side impact door beams; and energy-absorbing steering column are some of the latest safety components available on the 2009 Jeep Wrangler.

 

The 2009 Jaguar XK-Series is a two-door, four-passenger luxury sports coupe or luxury convertible available in four trims. Nineteen-inch wheels, a surround sound audio system, front parking sensors and power folding mirrors are standard for 2009. Jaguar has introduced a new stereo system and an optional package.

 

  Power and Performance

 

  A 300-hp 4.2-liter V8 engine with 310 pound-feet of torque, mated to a six-speed automatic unit with manual shift control (On XKR trim too), powers the Base XK. The XKR comes with a supercharged version of the same V8 engine rated at 420 hp and 412 lb-ft of torque.

 

  A carryover from 2008, the 2009 Jaguar XK coupes achieve a fuel economy of 16 mpg in city and 25 mpg on the highway. The convertible with the supercharged engine achieves 5-mpg in the city and 23-mpg on the highway.

 

  Body and Styling

 

  The handsome, powerful stance of the 2009 Jaguar XK is a continuation of the iconic styling that is typical of Jaguar since the 1940s. Nineteen-inch wheels, front and rear parking sensors, power folding mirrors, adaptive suspension damping, and bi-xenon HID headlamps make up the exterior.

 

  The interior features the dual-zone automatic climate control with air-quality sensor, Bluetooth and eight-speaker surround-sound stereo, a power tilt/telescoping steering wheel, 10-way power heated front seats with driver memory, leather upholstery, wood trim, and a touch screen control interface. However, the touch screen controls are not so friendly and the backseats are not much comfortable in its class.

 

  The XKR trim comes with some more amenities like different 19-inch wheels, a supercharged engine, larger brakes, and aluminum interior trim and active headlamps. Luxury and Technology Packages are optional while the new XKR dynamic Handling Package and XKR Portfolio Package get more upscale features that add to luxury.

 

  Safety Features

 

  Front-seat side airbags, traction control, whiplash-reducing front seats, traction control, antilock brakes and a two-way stability control are standard. All XK convertibles come with two aluminum hoops that auto-deploy in the case of a rollover accident.

 

The Infiniti G is an entry-level luxury midsize car from Infiniti was initially available in both sedan and coupe versions. Introduced as the P10 in 1991, the first two generations were based on the Nissan Primera, while the next two were based on the Nissan Skyline. From the third generation onwards, it has carved a niche for itself independent of Nissan, its parent company.

 

Now in its fourth generation, the 2009 Infiniti G37 is available with an added variant, the convertible. The engine it gets is an upgraded version of what the G35 was given in 2008. The sedan gets a 3.7-liter engine V6 engine from last year’s 3.5-liter (that is why, the name change). Also new for 2009 is the standard seven-speed automatic transmission being made standards across the trims and the revolutionary self-healing paint.

 

The Infiniti G37’s major competitors are Lexus IS; Mercedes C-Class and BMW 3 Series.

 

Engine and performance

 

The 2009 Infiniti G37 coupe and sedan are offered in new trims: base, Sport 6 MT; Journey and G37x.

 

The standard engine is the 3.7-liter V6 with power of 330 hp and 270 lb ft of torque. The sedan comes with two horsepower lesser and 269 lb ft of toque on the same engine specifications. Specifications and other information for the new convertible have yet to be released.

 

The engine drives on a standard seven-speed auto and optional six-speed manual transmission. Both rear-wheel and all-wheel drive are offered, while the 37x is given only the all-wheel drive. This engine features the new Variable Valve Event and Lift (VVEL) technology. This model delivers mileage of between 17 and 26 mpg.

 

Body and Styling

 

Zero-lift front and rear aerodynamics with optional rear spoiler; eight-way power driver's seat with manual adjustable lumbar support; leather-wrapped three-spoke steering wheel and shift knob with aluminum accent; High Intensity Discharge bi-functional xenon headlights; fog lights; LED taillights; scratch shield paint; UV-reducing tinted glass; Rear window defroster; dual power outside mirrors; speed-sensing flat-blade wipers and Dual chrome exhaust finishers are some of the exterior features of the 2009 Infiniti G37.

 

The 2009 GMC Sierra 3500 HD is a full-size, heavy duty; 'one-ton' pickup truck built for the toughest of uses, available in regular cab, extended cab and crew cab body styles. The regular cab, extended cab and the crew cab models are available with a standard two-wheel-drive configuration. The regular cabs have base Work Truck or midlevel SLE trims. The extended and crew cabs are available in premium SLT form. The SLE trims come in SLE1 and SLE2 trims.

 

Power and Performance

 

A 353-horsepower, 6.0-liter, V-8 engine is standard. The engine is attached to a six-speed automatic transmission. The Duramax 6.6-liter, turbo-diesel, V-8 engine gives 365 horsepower is an option available. This engine has been mated to a heavy-duty Allison six-speed automatic transmission.

 

The 2009 GMC Sierra 3500 HD can haul up to 5,309 pounds. The Work Truck trim, with a four-wheel-drive (4WD), has a floor-mounted select or transfer case, while other 4WD trims are given AutoTrac. The mileage is just 15 in city and 20 mpg on highways.

 

Body and Styling

 

A refined heavy duty vehicle, 2009 GMC Sierra 3500 HD comes with quality interior with simple-to-use controls. Three power points, lots of storage cubbies and box and cup holders are the highlights. 16" x 7.0" 8-lug painted steel, 16" x 7.0" 8-lug chrome-clad steel, 17" x 7.5" 8-lug bright machined aluminum and 17" x 6.5" 8-lug painted steel includes painted center caps are available.

 

Leather seats; door panels that have wood-grain and metallic accents; keyless entry; rain-sensing wipers; an exclusive dash; heated front seats and 12-way power feature in the SLT trims.

 

Power door locks and windows; XM Radio with a 3 month trial subscription and front leather-appointed bucket seats, power reclining, heated; Driver Information System; Sunroof; Navigation System and DVD Entertainment System are some of the optional interior features.

 

Safety features

 

Frontal, driver and right-front passenger airbags, four-wheel antilock, four-wheel disc brakes, and one-year OnStar service with Safe and Sound plan are standard.

 

The OnStar system includes automatic crash notification, automatic notification of air bag deployment, stolen vehicle location assistance, a link to all emergency services, roadside assistance, remote door unlock (requires power locks), OnStar Vehicle Diagnostics, hands-free calling and remote horn and lights. PASSkey III Plus theft-deterrent system, power-adjustable pedals and rear park assist are optional.

 

The 2009 Mitsubishi Outlander is a compact crossover utility vehicle (CUV) available in ES, SE and XLS V6 trims, each with a choice of front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive. Introduced two years ago, the Outlander was fully redesigned with a host of new features last year and is one of the best-selling models in its segment.

 

  Power and Performance

 

  A 168 horsepower 2.4-liter, MIVEC four-cylinder engine with 167 lb-ft of torque mated to 2WD or 4WD with Sportronic Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) powers the ES and SE trims.

 

  The XLS V6 is powered by a 3.0-liter, 220-horsepower, SOHC MIVEC V6 engine with 204 lb-ft of torque mated to 2WD or 4WD; six-speed Sportronic transmission with steering wheel-mounted paddle shifters.

 

  The 2009 Mitsubishi Outlander comes with one of the best warranty in the industry – comprising a 10-year/100,000 miles power train limited warranty, a 5-year/60,000 miles new vehicle limited warranty, and 5-year/unlimited miles roadside assistance.

 

  Body and Styling

 

  The 2009 Mitsubishi Outlander combines the functionality of a sport utility vehicle with the power of a V6 engine to deliver quick handling most suitable for a vehicle that promises to go anywhere.

 

  The ES features aluminum roof panel, flap-fold tailgate, combination LED tail lamps, chrome exhaust tip and daytime running lights while the SE has additional chrome-plated door handles, 18-inch, alloy wheels, fog lights and chrome accents. The XLS V6 comes with silver roof rails and chrome-plated door handles, aluminum roof panel, 18-inch, alloy wheels, flap-fold tailgate, combination LED tail lamps, color-keyed mirrors, rear privacy glass, V6 badge, dual exhaust finisher, fog lights and daytime running lights.

 

  Inside, air conditioning, power windows, locks and mirrors, 140-watt Mitsubishi CD/MP3 audio system with six speakers, multi-information dot-matrix display, 60/40 split-fold/tumble/recline adjuster back seats, nine cup holders and 13 storage compartments, power glass sunroof, FAST (Freehand Advanced Security Transmitter) key, cruise control, sport fabric seats with leather bolsters, high-contrast mirrors, 115V power outlet, 650-watt (max) Rockford Fosgate premium audio system with nine speakers including an integrated, enclosed 10-inch rear subwoofer, digital signal processing, SIRIUS Satellite Radio with a six-month prepaid subscription (from date of purchase), 6 CD/MP3 player, and MP3/audio input jack are key features.

 

  Safety Features

 

  Active Stability Control (ASC), four-wheel disc, anti-lock brakes with Electronic Brakeforce Distribution (EBD), advanced, dual-stage front SRS airbag safety system with roll-sensing, side-curtain airbags, Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), anti-theft alarm system, and LATCH for children's protection are standard.

 

This is, as one would know from the title, a hybrid version of the Malibu. The 2009 Chevrolet Malibu Hybrid is a four-door five-passenger hybrid sedan. The Malibu comes in four trim levels: LS, 1LT, 2LT and LTZ.

 

Power and Performance

 

The 2009 Chevrolet Malibu Hybrid is powered by GM’s small hybrid propulsion electric system and the 164-horsepower 2.4-liter ECOTEC Inline four-cylinder engine with variable valve timing. The hybrid propulsion electric system perks up the engine in high-load conditions by supplying it some small chunks of power. The engine is matched to a four-speed automatic hybrid transmission. Fuel economy of the Malibu is 26/34 mpg (city/highway). With its low MSRP, Malibu Hybrid is the most affordable midsize hybrid in America today.

 

Body and Styling

 

The Malibu Hybrid is known for its strong performance from V6, excellent ride and handling balance, roomy cabin, comfortable seats, high crash test scores and a solid fit and finish.

 

Prominent features available on the 2009 Chevrolet Malibu Hybrid include 17-inch bright-finish aluminum wheels; cruise control; full power accessories; automatic climate control; special instrument cluster; keyless entry; driver information center; power height adjustment for the driver seat; a tilt-telescoping steering wheel; tire inflator kit; auxiliary audio jack; XM radio and an AM/FM stereo with CD player and MP3 playback.

 

Safety Features

 

The 2009 Chevrolet Malibu Hybrid comes with a good set of standard safety features. These include GM’s OnStar with turn-by-turn navigation; tire pressure monitor; six airbags that include passenger airbags, front side and full-length side curtain airbags, head airbag; StabiliTrak electronic stability control; four-wheel antilock disc brakes; brake assist; and traction control.

 

For the safety of passengers and driver, the 2009 Chevy Malibu hybrid earned the highest score of five stars from NHTSA, while it scored four stars at rollover testing.

 

The 2009 BMW 5 Series Sport Wagon boasts of racecar like attitude. It is the only wagon in the 5 Series cars, and is powered by a 300-hp turbocharged 6-cylinder engine, and BMW's xDrive, intelligent all-wheel-drive system. It has the caliber to go and perform as you direct it. The technology allows for a variable steering ratio based on your speed. It features BMW's innovative Active Steering, which allows for a variable steering ratio based on the speed. The standard all-wheel drive system offers maximum available traction and superior handling on all surfaces.

 

Engine and Performance

 

The 2009 BMW 535i xDrive Sports Wagon is powered by a twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter 6-cylinder engine good for 300-hp and 300 lb ft of torque. The 535xi model comes with Sport Automatic transmission, which adds paddle shift bars on the steering wheel. The wagon achieves 24 miles per gallon on highways.

 

Build and Styling

 

The BMW 535xi Sport Wagon’s exteriors were updated with subtle details last year. The 2009 model retains those facelifts with no significant changes. The polished metal profile of the 5-Series wagon displays more conventional styling, muted rear end and wrap around taillights. The interiors of the 4-door, five passenger Wagon is luxurious, comfortable and filled with high-tech features. The dash features BMW's double wave theme in dark tones over the instrument cluster. The multifunctional iDrive interface integrates entertainment, climate control and navigation systems. The cabin is roomy, and the rear seats allow for more shoulder-room and legroom. Increased cabin space puts the car on par with key competitors. Interior fit and finish is exemplary with door panels feature a two-tone finish with leather inserts.

 

The 2009 BMW 535i xDrive Sports Wagon offers a host of interior features such as an AM/FM stereo/CD audio system with ten speakers and MP3 capabilities, memory for the driver's seat, side view mirrors, and steering wheel position, ten-way power front seats, power-tilt-telescopic steering wheel, automatic climate control and keyless entry with multi-function remote controller.

 

Optional features include a sport suspension teamed with run-flat tires, BMW's Active Roll Stabilization and BMW's Active Steering. Other options include: the Cold Weather Package with heated front seats, heated steering wheel and heated, high-pressure headlight washers; the Sport Package, with BMWs Active Steering and Active Body Control systems, larger wheels with performance tires, more potent brakes and sport seats; and Logic7 audio with six-CD changer.

 

Safety Features

 

The 2009 BMW 5 Series Sport Wagon comes with a host of safety and security features. The standard safety equipment include a head protection system and side-impact airbags for both the front and rear seats; Dynamic Stability Control (DSC); four-wheel antilock disc brakes and electronic brake proportioning.

 

For over 28 years, the Ford E-Series has been the favorite full-size vans of Americans. It has been satisfying the varied needs of buyers by supplying best of cargo vans, cutaways and passenger wagons. The E-Series receives a redesigned instrument panel that includes four new upfitter switches, optional factory-installed navigation as all new features for 2009. The van also gets V-8 engines that are E-85 capable and rear doors that swing out 172 degrees.

 

  Engine and performance

 

  The 2009 Ford E-Series offers three powerful engine options. The E-150 and E-250 models receive power from a standard 4.6-liter Triton V-8, while the E-350 comes standard with a 5.4-liter V-8. The 5.4-liter V-8 is also available optional on E-150 and E-250 models. A 6.8-liter Triton V-10 that delivers impressive 305 horsepower is optional on the E-350. The 4.6-liter V8 and 5.4-liter V8 engines are now E85 compatible.

 

  The transmission choice comprises a four-speed automatic with overdrive mated to the 4.6-liter and 5.4-liter engines in vans and wagons. On cutaways, the 5.4L and 6.8L engines are teamed up with the five-speed TorqShift automatic transmission with tow/haul mode.

 

  The Ford E-150 van tows up to 7,500 pounds, the Ford E-150 wagon 7,100 pounds, and the E-350 super duty and super duty extended wagon up to 10,000 pounds each, when properly equipped. An available class II/III/IV trailer tow package is available with an electric brake controller with tap-in capability, a seven-pin trailer wiring harness with a bumper bracket, and a relay system for backup and running lights.

 

  A power take-off provision is offered as an option on the 6.8L cutaways and strip chassis with 158- and 176-inch wheelbases. It provides an access panel in the transmission housing to connect a PTO system.

 

  Body and styling

 

  Ford E-Series E-150 vans are regular length models with 138-inch wheelbase and 216.7 inches long overall. The E-250 and E-350 are offered in regular and extended length with maximum payload capacity of 3,170 to 4,090 pounds. All Ford E-Series vans are heavy-duty models featuring a gross vehicle weight of over 8,500 pounds. The E-150 entered the heavy duty class last year and increased its maximum payload by 70 percent. The E-Series offers four trim levels including Cargo, XL, XLT, and XLT Premium.

 

  Ford E-Series vans offer seating options for seven to fifteen passengers. The regular-length passenger vans seat from 7 to 12 passengers, while extended-length vans can accommodate up to 15. An 11-passenger optional seating configuration is also offered on the extended-length XL and XLT.

 

  The E-Series got an exterior upgrade last year, so the noticeable body change for this year is confined to rear doors that now open wider. The versatile E-Series full-size van offers even more functionality for 2009, with class-leading convenience features including integrated navigation system and SIRIUS Travel Link plus a redesigned instrument panel that includes four new upfitter switches.

 

  The upgraded interiors with more comfortable seats and new tools are designed to help customers manage their fleets more efficiently, and serve them better.

 

  Safety features

 

  The 2009 Ford E-Series comes equipped with advanced safety features like power 4-wheel disc brakes with anti-lock braking system (ABS), airbags (driver and front-passenger), a dual-note horn, Belt-Minder safety reminder and a Tire Pressure Monitoring System.

 

  Every Ford E-Series wagon now comes equipped with standard AdvanceTrac with Roll Stability Control (RSC). It's the only stability control system with gyroscopic sensors measuring both vehicle roll and turning rates. Rear Back-up Camera System is also available optional on all E-Series models.

 

Dakota was the first mid-size pickup truck which bridged the huge gap between the compact and the full-size trucks. Despite a number of competitors in recent years, the workhorse pickup Dakota maintains its best-in-class maximum towing capacity of 7,100 pounds. Also, Dakota is known for its class leading features like the best-in-class standard payload, most powerful standard engine, best available horsepower, and maximum available towing capacity.

 

  The 2009 Dodge Dakota comes in two body styles, the extended cab and crew and is available in Dakota Laramie Extended Cab 4x4, Dakota TRX4-off Road Extended Cab 4x4, Dakota Big Horn/Lone Star Extended Cab 4x4 and Dakota Laramie Extended Cab 4x2 trims.

 

  With impressive payload and best-in-class interior room, the 2009 Dodge Dakota features 4.7 flex fuel V8 engine, largest and longest cargo bed, SIRIUS satellite radio, GPS navigation, dual position tailgate, MP3, Crate 'n Go storage, Alpine Premium Sound and lifetime power train warranty.

 

    Engine and Performance

 

    Standard for the 2009 Dodge Dakota is a 3.7-liter V6 engine that generates 210 horsepower and 235 lb ft of torque. It features electronic throttle control for positive throttle response, exhaust gas recirculation, and Dodge's exclusive Lifetime Powertrain Limited Warranty.

 

    The 2009 Dodge Dakota's athletic power train is a 4.7-liter V8 engine, the only V8 option in its segment, with two spark plugs per cylinder, increased compression ratio, improved cylinder-head port flow and better fuel economy for work or play.

 

    The V6 engine is mated to a six-speed manual transmission, and can also be coupled to a four-speed automatic. The V8 runs on only a five-speed automatic. Four-wheel drive models come with a choice of transfer cases; one of these is part-time, and one full-time. Both come with locked high and low ranges. Fuel economy for the model is estimated to be 14/20 mpg city/hwy.

 

    Body and Styling

 

    The Dakota, a mid-size pickup truck with full-size truck power and capability, was given an all-new look inside last year and now its line up is simple by removing some trims. Dakota's style starts with a chiseled hood, signature crosshair grille, tough, rectangular headlamps, front fascia with available fog lamps, sleek fenders and the available rear spoiler with catwalk protection.

 

    The 2009 Dodge Dakota features 18-, 16- and 17- wheels, full-size spare tire, winch tire carrier, rear sliding window, power mirrors, remote keyless entry, fog lamps, speed control, deep tint sunscreen glass, full-swing rear doors, and power locks.

 

    Inside, AM/FM stereo radio with in-dash six-disc DVD/MP3 player, steering mounted audio controls, six Alpine systems, uconnect studios-SIRIUS service, fixed long mast antenna, air conditioning, rear 40/40 seats, premium cloth bucket seats, manually adjustable driver seat, six-way power driver's seat, one-year SIRIUS satellite service, and bucket seats are important features.

 

    Safety Features

 

  Dakota's first priority is safety and security. The 2009 Dodge Dakota – like nine other Dodge vehicles – has earned a five-star government frontal-impact crash test rating. Peace of mind comes standard, just like the advanced multistage driver-and-front-passenger airbags and energy-absorbing crush zones that help protect the driver and the passengers. Supplemental side-curtain airbags that cover two rows are also available to help add an extra layer of safety and security.

 

The 2009 Chrysler 300 is a retro-modern styled full-size four-door five-passenger large luxury sedan with a distinctive styling, roomy interior and powerful performance capabilities. It is available in five wide-ranging trim levels – Base LX, Touring, Limited, 300C and SRT8. Chrysler 300C Heritage is a new model.

 

  Power and performance

 

  From the fuel-efficient 2.7L V6 engine to high performance 6.1L SRT HEMI V8 engine, each engine offers distinct capability and efficiency on the 2009 Chrysler 300.

 

  The base 2009 Chrysler 300 LX comes only available with rear-wheel drive and a 2.7-liter V6 engine rated at 178 hp and 190 pound-feet of torque. A four-speed automatic is standard. Fuel economy with this engine is 18 mpg city and 26 mpg highway.

 

  A rear-wheel drive and a 3.5-liter V6 rated at 250 hp and 250 lb-ft of torque is standard on the Touring and Limited trims. All-wheel drive is optional. A four-speed automatic transmission is standard. The rear-wheel-drive is standard on the 3.5-liter 300 sedans, and a five-speed automatic comes with all-wheel drive.

 

  The 300C is equipped with a 350-hp 5.7-liter V8 engine with 389 lb-ft of torque. Both rear- or all-wheel drive are available. A five-speed automatic is standard. It delivers 15/23/18 mpg regardless of rear- or all-wheel drive.

 

  A 6.1-liter V8 pumps out 425 hp and 420 lb-ft of torque in the SRT8. A five-speed automatic is standard with an EPA estimated fuel economy of 13 and 18 city/highway mpg.

 

  Body and Styling

 

  The 2009 Chrysler 300 comes with chrome grille, double-lens headlights, high beltline, bulging fenders and large wheels lend it a bold stance. 17" x 7.0" Aluminum wheels, 20" x 9.0" SRT design wheels and 18" x 7.5" chrome clad Aluminum wheels are trim-wise standard wheels.

 

  New soft-touch materials, new upholstery, and a dynamic cruise control mark the 2009 Chrysler 300. A surround-sound audio system, a dedicated iPod interface, Sirius Backseat TV for the rear entertainment system and a new hard-drive based MyGIG multimedia system with optional navigation are among the available luxury options.

 

  Safety

 

  Advanced multistage front air bags, power windows with front one-touch up and down feature, power trunk lid release, power windows with driver's one-touch-down feature, speed-sensitive power locks, heated power fronts, 8-way power driver's seat and power front seats are standard. Anti-lock Brake System, stability control, seatbelt pretensioners and ignition disable system are some of the other safety and security features.