The highest peak in Japan (3,776 meters (12,385 feet)), Mt. Fuji is a relatively young volcano. The mountain is said to have reached its present shape about 5,000 years ago, but even since then, it has repeatedly erupted, and those eruptions since the dawn of history can be found on record.
In reality the camber angle changes with the up and down movement of the suspension. Also body roll affects the camber angle. Often cars have a light Positive camber angle under no load conditions to make up for the compression of the suspension and rubber bushes. When normally loaded the camber angle becomes zero. More on camber in the understeer/oversteer section.
Quick Answer. A car chassis may refer to either the frame of a car that holds together its components or to a rolling chassis. A rolling chassis consists of the frame, engine and drivetrain. That is, it includes almost all components except the body. Most modern automobiles are not built with a rolling chassis, as unibody construction is more common.