Engines
Your car won't start because this small component isn't creating the something needed to ignite the fuel.
Spark Plug
Introduced in 1967, this Chevrolet rival to the Mustang became one of America's most recognizable muscle cars.
Camaro
This Japanese automaker's logo features three overlapping ovals
Toyota
This safety feature prevents your wheels from locking up during hard braking, helping you maintain steering control.
Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)
If your engine cranks normally but won't start, and you hear no humming sound from the fuel tank when turning the key to "ON," this component has failed.
Fuel pump
What is the part that if it breaks while the engine is running, the valves and pistons can collide in many modern engines, causing severe damage.
Timing Belt
This muscle car manufacturer is credited with starting the muscle car era when it dropped a large V8 into the Tempest in 1964.
Pontiac
This German automaker's logo is a three-pointed star.
Mercedes
This drivetrain sends power to all four wheels automatically when extra traction is needed.
All-Wheel Drive (AWD)
If your battery keeps dying while driving, this component is likely failing because it charges the battery while the engine is running.
Alternator
Turbochargers use energy from WHAT to spin a turbine and force more air into the cylinders.
Exhaust Gases
Before becoming its own model, this legendary Dodge muscle car began as a trim package on the Coronet.
Dodge Super Bee
This luxury Japanese automaker is Toyota's premium vehicle division.
Lexus
Unlike a turbocharger, this performance-enhancing device is powered directly by the engine's crankshaft.
Supercharger
This long belt powers accessories such as the alternator, power steering pump, and air conditioning compressor.
Serpentine belt
This engine design places the pistons opposite each other in separate cylinders, reducing vibration and lowering the vehicle's center of gravity.
Boxer (Horizontally Opposed) Engine
What Chrysler engine was nicknamed the "King of the Streets?" This became one of the most legendary performance engines in muscle car history.
426 HEMI
The logo of this Swedish automaker features an iron symbol that is often mistaken for a male gender symbol.
Volvo
What suspension system automatically adjusts shock absorber stiffness in real time to improve both ride comfort and handling.
adaptive suspension (or adaptive dampers)?
If you find a chocolate colored fluid leaking from your engine, it is a mix of what two fluids?
Engine oil and coolant
This legendary supercar's 6.5-liter V12 was the last naturally aspirated engine personally approved by founder Ferruccio Lamborghini before his retirement.
Lamborghini Murciélago
To qualify the Daytona and Superbird for NASCAR competition, manufacturers had to build and sell how many vehicles minimum of street-legal versions to the public.
500
This French automaker's logo has evolved into a diamond shape and is one of the oldest continuously operating car manufacturers in the world.
Renault
This system can vary both when the valves open and how far they open, improving power, fuel economy, and emissions.
variable valve timing and lift (VVT/VVL)
A compression test showing one cylinder significantly lower than the others could indicate worn piston rings, burned valves, or this damaged engine component.
Head gasket