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100

Snowmobiles, Chainsaws and Lawn machines are just some of the products where this type of engine can be found

2 Stroke Engines 

100

Generally these Engines are used in automobiles, they're harder to manufacture and relatively expensive

4 Stroke Engines 

100

In a 2 stroke engine: this is the ratio of gas to oil 

40:1

100

The Japanese sedan that has become the best selling car of all time, with over 40 million units sold since 1966

Toyota Corolla

100

Vinyl roofs that can be raised or lowered

Convertible 
200

In a 2 stroke engine: Combustion forcing the piston down and compressing fuel mixture in the crankcase is part of what stroke

Downstroke

200

The spark plug is fired during which step of the four stroke process?

'Power'

200

This many rotations of the crankshaft are required to complete each stroke of a 4 stroke cycle 

1/2

200

An American sports car that was introduced in 1953, and is still produced today

Chevrolet Corvette

200

Designs have an open cargo area behind the drivers compartment 

Pickup

300

2 stroke engine: Here the fuel/air mixture is first drawn into the crankcase 

Intake Valve 

300

This component controls the movement of the valves

Camshaft 
300

The crankshaft has rotated 360 degrees during this stroke of the 4 stroke cycle

Compression 

300

A Swedish company know for building safe automobiles. In 1958, they became the first in company in Automotive history to offer a car that came with seat belts as standard equipment.

SAAB

300

Has a tall roof and a totally enclosed large cargo area 

Van

400

This type of engine is generally lighter, easier to manufacture, and cheaper

2 Stroke Engines 

400

4 stroke engine: during compression the valves are... 

Closed

400

by the exhaust phase of the 4 stroke cycle the crankshaft has rotated this degree

720

400

The Benz Patent-Motorwagen, which was the worlds first production gasoline-powered automobile, began production in this year.

1888

400

This type of automobile is the first to be mass-produced on a moving assembly line

Ford Model T

500

2 stroke engines: in this stroke Fuel mixture is compressed and ignited

Upstroke

500

This is responsible for pushing out burned gases 

The Piston 

500

This component connects the piston to the crankshaft

Connecting Rod

500

Nikolaus Otto is famous for his patent of this type of engine 

Four Stroke petrol internal combustion engine 

500

Mixture of a staion wagon and an suv

Crossover vehicle