Arguably the most legendary police car in history, the Crown Vic Interceptor was officially discontinued in 2011. Most police departments have since replaced it with more modern rigs, but the Crown Vic still roams on public roads with police badges and roof lights. Dozens of cars are still in service in the San Francisco and Las Vegas areas, but they've been spotted in Florida, Kansas, and Indianapolis as well. It turns out that at least one is still in use in Hawaii as well.
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One problem with the four-stroke design is that the crankshaft is being powered by the cylinder for only one stage out of four. That's why cars typically have at least four cylinders, arranged so they fire out of step with one another. At any moment, one cylinder is always going through each one of the four stages—so there is always one cylinder powering the crankshaft and there's no loss of power. With a 12-cylinder engine, there are at least three cylinders powering the crankshaft at any time—and that's why those engines are used in fast and powerful cars.
This first one is probably the most common. Imagine hitting a solid lump of wood with a big hammer. It’s a dull, heavy sound with a soft edge. Not a sharp, snappy sound. In this instance, it will be irregular, too. Why? Because it’s sign you’ve got a worn out suspension bush somewhere.
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Electric vehicles don't often come with the large front grilles their gas-powered cousins do—don't batteries need cooling, too?
