This South Korean automaker is known for models like the Elantra and the Santa Fe.
Hyundai
Founded in 1937, this German automaker’s name means “people’s car.
Volkswagen
This type of engine layout features cylinders arranged in a “V” shape, commonly used in performance and muscle cars.
V-engine
This modern driver-assist feature uses cameras to keep a car centered in its lane.
Tesla
This Japanese brand introduced the first commercially successful rotary-engine car, the Cosmo Sport, in 1967.
Mazda
This engine uses only air and fuel compression without spark plugs to ignite the fuel.
diesel engine
This Italian supercar maker produces the Aventador and Huracán.
Lamborghini
This company introduced the first mass-market hybrid car in 1997, starting a global shift toward fuel-efficient vehicles.
Toyota Prius
This type of engine uses a spinning triangular rotor instead of pistons and was popularized by Mazda.
rotary engine
This Ford model from 1908 helped popularize mass-produced cars.
Model T
Founded in 1916, this German company originally made aircraft engines before becoming famous for luxury.
BMW
This engine design has cylinders arranged in a straight line.
inline engine
This Japanese automaker is known for the Camry and Corolla.
Toyota
He invented the first practical automobile in 1885.
Karl Benz
This engine cycles the intake, compression, power, and exhaust strokes in a specific order to generate power.
four-stroke engine