combustion engines
Combustion engines are the kind of engine that burns gasoline or diesel to move a car. They’re what most people think of when they picture a car’s engine.
Internal combustion engines (ICE) burn fuel to create power, as opposed to electric motors. They are the traditional power source in most cars.
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