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If I had two cars and they both had engines, I would look at the two engines (part) and compare them to one another - which is a better engine? Then maybe I would do that with the two steering wheels, seat liners, transmissions etc. This would be a part to part comparison.
If I had two cars and I compared them to one another OVERALL by looking at general functioning or general consumer's guidelines of each one, this would be a specific comparison or a comparison.
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