Options Package
A bundled set of features sold as a unit. Often a better deal than equivalent à la carte options.
An options package is a bundled set of features sold as one line-item add-on — e.g., "Premium Package" might include heated seats, leather, larger wheels, and a sunroof for $2,500 vs. $4,000 if priced individually. Manufacturers use packages to simplify ordering and to push features that don't sell well à la carte. Read the package contents carefully before buying — you may be paying for features you don't want to get the one you do. Sometimes a higher trim level is cheaper than the base trim plus packages.
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