This component mixes air and fuel for combustion in older engines.
carburetor
This famous U.S. highway once ran from Chicago to Santa Monica.
Route 66
The time-traveling car in Back to the Future.
DeLorean
This term describes modifying cars for visual style and performance, popular in street racing culture.
tuning
This is the world’s fastest land vehicle type, powered by jet engines.
jet car
This part converts the engine’s up-and-down motion into rotational motion.
crankshaft
The longest interstate highway in the U.S., stretching from Washington to Massachusetts.
I-90
The black muscle car driven by Dom in Fast & Furious (original film).
Dodge Charger
This annual event showcases new car models and concepts, often held in cities like Detroit or Geneva.
auto show
This unusual three-wheeled car company is known for its Reliant Robin.
Reliant
This system reduces harmful emissions by converting gases like CO into less harmful substances.
catalytic converter
This term refers to the number of miles a car can travel per gallon of fuel.
MPG (miles per gallon)
This British spy famously drives an Aston Martin DB5.
James Bond
This Japanese term refers to the art of drifting cars around corners.
drifting
This electric car company is led by Elon Musk.
Tesla
Measured in volts, this part provides electrical power to start the engine.
car battery
This state is known for having no speed limits on some rural highways in the past.
Montana
Herbie, the sentient Volkswagen, is this specific model.
Volkswagen Beetle
This company produces the Mustang, one of the most iconic American cars.
Ford
This hypercar brand produced the Chiron, one of the fastest cars in the world.
Bugatti
This device forces more air into the engine using exhaust gases to increase power.
turbocharger
The Autobahn, famous for high speeds, is located in this country.
Germany
The Batmobile is primarily associated with this superhero.
Batman
This term refers to classic cars restored to their original condition.
restorations (or restored cars)
This term describes a car accelerating from 0 to 60 mph in a very short time.
quick acceleration (or 0–60 time)