Definition of «bigger engine»

The phrase "bigger engine" refers to an increase in size or capacity of a machine's power source. In automotive terms, it means that the vehicle has been equipped with a larger and more powerful internal combustion engine than before. This can result in improved acceleration, top speed, and overall performance. The phrase is often used as a selling point for cars or trucks, indicating an increase in power and capability compared to previous models.

Sentences with «bigger engine»

That rises to # 199 and # 399 respectively for cars with bigger engines, which covers most of the A6 range. (autoexpress.co.uk)
After the Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards became law in the late 1970s, automakers often restricted supply of big engines and big vehicles when they weren't selling enough fuel - efficient models. (automobilemag.com)
The designs grew in complexity with the bigger models used on bigger engines. (en.wikipedia.org)
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Definition of «bigger engine»

Sentences with «bigger engine»

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