Transact SQL :: Does Server Support MINUS Keyword

I have two tables CarType & Cars.  Table CarType has a column CarTypeId which is the primary key (int, identity).  Table Cars includes a column CarTypeId (int) which is a foreign key into the CarType table.Now I am trying to build a list of all those CarTypeId entries (from the CarType table) for which there are no Cars (i.e. there is no corresponding entry in the Cars table).I read that there is an SQL "MINUS" keyword that you can use like this:

SELECT CarTypeId FROM CarTypeMINUSSELECT CarTypeId FROM Cars..So if CarType contains records with the keys {1, 2, 3, 4, 5} and Cars contains records with the foreign keys {2, 4} (using set notation), your result should be the set {1, 3, 5}.  (Note:  I have tried alternate versions of this where I selected the DISTINCT CarTypeId entries from Cars, and where I sorted them; results same in both cases).I tried it in SQL Server 2005 Express.  The result is just {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}.

Is the MINUS capability supported by SQL Server?  I know that there are all sorts of different SQL dialects & implementations and that SQL has evolved & transmutated over the years; perhaps they opted to leave this out of SQL Server..

Here's a reference to the website where I initially found out about MINUS: [URL] ....