In this video, we see a close-up of a car's brake system. The camera focuses on the brake rotor, which is a circular metal disc attached to the wheel. The rotor is connected to the car's brake caliper, which is a red metal component that holds the brake pads. The brake pads are not visible in the video. The camera then pans to the right to show the brake caliper and rotor in more detail. The brake rotor has a series of grooves on its surface, which help to dissipate heat during braking. The brake caliper is mounted to the car's suspension system, which is not visible in the video. The camera then pans to the left to show the brake rotor and caliper from a different angle. The brake rotor appears to be in good condition, with no visible signs of wear or damage. The brake caliper is also in good condition, with no visible signs of rust or corrosion. The video does not show any brake fluid or other fluids in the brake system. Overall, the video provides a detailed view of the brake rotor and caliper, highlighting their condition and function.