The term 'FRONT END COVER ON A CAR' refers to the part of a car known as the bumper. The bumper is typically made of metal or plastic and is designed to absorb the impact of a collision, protecting the car and its occupants from damage. The bumper is usually located at the front end of the car and is covered with a protective layer of paint or plastic. The three-letter acronym BRA stands for Bumper Reinforcement Assembly, which is the structural component of the bumper that provides additional strength and rigidity.