1. To take a sharp turn
   To come to a complete stop
2. To drive fast
   To have a passenger

Here is another way to say that you're driving fast or that you're planning to. In a sentence, someone might just simply say, "Floor it!"

1. You're driving safely.
   You're shifting gears.
2. You're leaving.
   You're a passenger.

If you're outie, then it means you're leaving. While this can be used in any situation, it is often used when you're ready to leave someplace in your car.

1. Pedal to the metal
   Four by four
2. Turn it sharp.
   Floor it.

You might hear this when you're learning to drive. Turn it sharp so that you can make that tight corner! This can be used for any type of vehicle, even a boat!

1. A scrape from the asphalt
   A busted tire
2. A driver with road rage
   A dent

Road rash is a term that is usually used for motorcycle riders rather than any other drivers. It's an unfortunate occurrence that can happen at times.

1. A calm drive
   To reverse
2. A U-turn
   To jam on the brakes

A "u-ey" is a slang term for a U-turn. You might hear someone say "I missed that exit. I'm gonna pop a u-ey." There are a few other way to say the same thing as well.

1. Whip
   Chevy
2. Shotgun
   Pedal to the metal

Put the pedal to the metal and get out of here! This phrase is pretty common to hear when someone is in a rush. Always be sure to follow the speed limit and make sure that you're being safe.

1. To take a drive
   To keep right
2. To merge on the highway
   To follow too close

If you're going out for a cruise, then you're planning to take a nice leisurely drive. If you're cruising while using cruise control, remember to always stay alert!

1. A car
   A good driver
2. A back seat driver
   A gas station

A whip is another name for a car. It doesn't matter what type of car you drive, you can always refer to it as your whip!

1. To drive fast
   To street race
2. To hit a speed bump
   To use a roundabout

If you're burning rubber, then you're going fast! This is just one of many ways to say this expression. It can also be applied to any type of vehicle, not just cars on the road.

1. Take a drive
   To race a friend
2. To do donuts
   To go through a drive-thru

Let's go out for a quick spin! Going out for a spin is to go out on a drive. Often, these types of drives are done on back roads or country roads where you can take a nice relaxing drive.

1. Outie
   Beamer
2. Rubber
   Donuts

Doing donuts is a common activity that many take part in in empty spaces. It not only applies to cars, but to any vehicle, on the road or off-road.

1. Someone who sits in the back and steers
   Someone who is known as the designated driver
2. Someone who likes being a passenger
   Someone who tells you how to drive

A backseat driver usually gives some unsolicited driving advice. They might tell you to make a turn or stop following so close behind.

1. To yell at them
   To avoid them
2. To tailgate
   To park beside them

To ride someone is to tailgate them. It can be a dangerous thing to do on the road and puts many people's safety at risk. Always put safety first!

1. A train crossing
   A hard stop
2. A small accident
   A four-way intersection

A fender bender is a smaller accident that usually results in little to no damage. You usually don't have to get police involved with these small accidents so long as no one is injured.

1. Pink
   Document
2. Sheets
   Manual

"Pink" is short for the word pink slip, which you might hear most often when racing. Be aware of what you're racing for if you say you'll give up your pink slip!

1. To go racing
   To go to a drive in
2. To find a parking place
   To go driving in the country

"Booning" is a term that is short for the "boondocks", which also means country. The term is used in cases where the driver wants to go for a fun drive in the countryside.

1. Hot wire
   Clunker
2. Road rash
   Curb check

Hot wiring a car is something that might come in handy if you ever lose your keys. But it's also something to be aware of in case of auto theft on your car.

1. Ford
   Nissan
2. Audi
   Lamborghini

Lamborghinis are known as "lambos" for short. You've probably heard the term a few times in music or movies. Or maybe you've heard a friend say it!

1. Doors that open upward
   Doors that don't open
2. Regular doors
   Doors that open backward

Suicide doors are unique as they open backward due to their hinges being at the back. They get this name from the thought they they may not be as safe as regular doors.

1. To follow a friend in your own car
   To do donuts
2. To drive on cruise
   To sit in the passenger seat

Think back to "Our Song" by Taylor Swift and you may remember a line about riding shotgun. Taylor means that she was riding in the front passenger seat of a car.

1. PRNDL
   AWD
2. FWD
   BRACD

The PRNDL stands for each gear on the gear shift of a car. Disney Channel fans might remember the infamous "PRNDL" episode of "The Suite Life of Zack & Cody"!

1. Benz
   Gridlock
2. Give'er
   Ride

When it comes to driving, if someone tells you to "give'er", it means to get going. It's often thought of as a Canadian slang term that's used when talking to the driver.

1. Cut off
   Breezer
2. Burn rubber
   Pink

Cutting someone off isn't the nicest thing you could do, but it does happen. On the other hand, it is also pretty dangerous to do.

1. London
   Little
2. Louie
   Licky

"Louie" is one way to talk about a left turn. You might have also heard people tell you to "hang a lefty", which means the same thing.

1. Gas guzzler
   Donuts
2. Go for a spin
   Whip

A gas guzzler may seem like it always needs more gas, that's where the name comes from. Electric cars are always an alternative if you want to save some money and help the Earth!

1. 2WD
   Forty
2. Four by four
   FourX

A four-by-four is a vehicle that has four-wheel drive. These are especially helpful in climates where people may have to drive through snow or other elements.

1. Clunker
   Chevy
2. Barge
   Gas guzzler

While cars are normally thought of as being small, a barge is used to describe a larger car. It could definitely "barge" into where ever it wanted to on the road.

1. Breezer
   Window
2. Shotgun
   Benz

Breezers are a common sight to see if you live where its hot! The name fits the car well since all the wind from the open road gets to hit your face as you drive away.

1. Gridlock
   Louie
2. Clunker
   Dead

A clunker is what you may call a car that doesn't work too well. Make sure your clunker runs well enough for the road if you have one!

1. Ouch
   Outie
2. Gas guzzler
   Curb check

Hitting a curb isn't the worst thing that could happen. Just come up with a good come back to the phrase. Don't take it personally, it happens to everyone now and then!

1. Bouncer
   Hot wire
2. Rushed
   Frogger

Just like the video game, froggers tend to hop lanes pretty rapidly. They'll weave their way anywhere to get ahead of the crowd!

1. Ford
   Chevrolet
2. Ferrari
   BMW

A "beamer" is a slang term for a BMW automobile. Did you know that BMW stands for "Bayerische Motoren Werke"?

1. Lemon
   Road rash
2. Old
   Nickel

"Lemon" is a term that is used for many things as well as cars. You might hear someone say, "My new car is a lemon. I need to get it fixed as soon as I can."

1. Ford
   Dodge
2. Toyota
   Chevrolet

Remember the song "American Pie" by Don McLean? It spoke all about the Chevy, referring to a Chevrolet vehicle. Chevy is a division of GMC, who owns the brand.

1. Stacked
   Four by four
2. Clunker
   Gridlock

Gridlock is a slang term you might use when you're stuck in traffic. Everything is pretty backed up and you don't get to move much in that situation.