Home›Engines›Vehicle FittedBrowse ByVehicle FittedThis dimension groups engines by the vehicle each one actually powered. Every internal combustion engine works on the same basic principle wherever it is fitted, since "the expansion of the high-temperature and high-pressure gases produced by combustion applies direct force to components of the engine," as Wikipedia explains. Browsing by vehicle fitted lets a visitor see which specific car, aircraft or vessel a given engine actually drove.FactsVehicle FittedConnectionsSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonEra of EmergenceWell-attested1712 CE 1Vehicle FittedFilter Results1,098 entriesEngine TypeAllAlternative Propulsion Systems (5)American V8 Engines (37)Diesel Locomotive Engines (6)Marine Diesel Engines (1)Marine Turbine Engines (3)Military and Heavy Vehicle Diesel Engines (4)Motorcycle Engine Layouts and Designs (1)Piston Aero Engines (8)Racing and Formula One Engines (15)Road Car Engines of Europe and Japan (117)Rocket Engines (3)Turbojet and Turbofan Engines (8)ConfigurationAllDeltic Triangle (1)Flat or Boxer (6)Inline (94)Opposed-Piston (1)Radial (4)V-Configuration (113)VR configuration (2)W Configuration (1)Fuel or CycleAllDiesel (40)Electric (4)Ethanol (1)Gasoline / Petrol (101)Hybrid (1)Hydrogen (1)Jet Fuel / Turbine (8)Rocket Propellant (2)Steam (2)Two-stroke (2)YearAll1894 (2)1927 (1)1929 (4)1931 (2)1933 (2)1936 (2)1937 (1)1938 (3)1939 (1)1949 (4)1950 (4)1951 (2)1954 (4)1955 (2)1957 (1)1958 (4)1959 (5)1961 (6)1962 (11)1963 (6)1964 (5)1965 (6)1966 (4)1967 (3)1968 (3)1969 (8)1970 (1)1971 (6)1972 (3)1976 (2)1977 (1)1978 (1)1979 (3)1980 (13)1981 (1)1982 (9)1983 (12)1985 (6)1986 (4)1987 (10)1988 (3)1989 (6)1990 (1)1991 (5)1992 (4)1993 (10)1994 (9)1996 (1)1997 (8)1999 (5)2000 (1)2001 (6)2002 (4)2003 (5)2004 (19)2005 (3)2006 (4)2007 (2)2009 (1)2010 (5)2011 (5)2013 (2)2014 (2)2015 (1)2017 (4)2018 (3)2020 (2)2025 (2)ManufacturerAllAerojet Rocketdyne (6)Alfa Romeo (17)American Locomotive Company (2)American Motors Corporation (13)Audi AG (2)Automobili Lamborghini (9)Bentley Motors (3)BMW Group (52)Cadillac (19)Cosworth (15)D. Napier & Son (14)Daimler-Benz (60)Dodge (1)Ducati (2)Electro-Motive Diesel (3)Fairbanks Morse (2)Ferrari (11)Fiat S.p.A. (2)Ford Motor Company (53)Ford Otosan (1)GE Aerospace (70)GE Honda Aero Engines (1)General Electric (1)General Motors (166)Heinkel (3)Honda Motor Co., Ltd. (36)Honda Racing Corporation USA (4)Honeywell International Inc. (17)Hudson Motor Car Company (8)Humber Limited (1)Hyundai Motor Company (91)Ilmor (8)Isuzu Motors (24)Junkers (17)Leyland Motors (2)Maserati (11)Mazda Motor Corporation (4)Mecachrome (1)Mercedes AMG High Performance Powertrains (2)Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (10)Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (22)MTU Aero Engines (2)Nash Motors (4)Nissan Motor Company (47)Oldsmobile (13)Parsons Marine Steam Turbine Company (2)Peugeot (2)Porsche AG (7)Pratt & Whitney (69)Pratt & Whitney Canada (15)Proton Holdings (1)PSA Group (31)Rocketdyne (3)Rolls-Royce Holdings plc (51)Rolls-Royce Limited (1)Rover Company (13)SpaceX (6)Stellantis North America (17)Toyota (67)Triumph Motor Company (1)Volkswagen Group (7)Wartsila Oyj Abp (1)Wright Aeronautical (1)Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. (2)CylindersAll2 (4)3 (22)4 (88)5 (9)6 (75)8 (47)10 (2)12 (9)14 (3)16 (1)18 (3)Invented ByAllAlan Arnold Griffith (3)Ernst Fuhrmann (1)Frank Whittle (1)Hans Mezger (1)Hans von Ohain (1)Pioneered ByAllFrank Whittle (1)Hans von Ohain (1)Body StyleAllAircraft (no road body style) (144)Armoured Fighting Vehicle (2)Berlinetta (1)Biplane (1)Bus (1)City car (4)Convertible (41)Coupe (92)Coupe Utility (3)Grand tourer (2)Hatchback (67)Helicopter (18)Kei car (3)Landing craft (1)Launch vehicle (5)Liftback (13)Light Business Jet (21)Limousine (7)Main battle tank (1)Minibus (5)Minivan or MPV (25)Missile (2)MPV (5)Off-road vehicle (2)Patrol vessel (1)Pickup Truck (31)Racing car (63)Railcar (3)Roadster (24)Sedan (170)Shooting Brake (2)Spacecraft (4)Sport Motorcycle (2)Station Wagon (64)Streamlined trainset (1)Submarine (1)SUV or Crossover (105)Targa top (5)Touring car (1)Truck (20)Van or Kei Truck (22)Yacht (1)Engine ClassAllElectric motor (4)Gas turbine (3)Jet (86)Piston (212)Pulsejet (1)Rocket (4)Rotary (2)Turbofan (7)Turbojet (3)Turboprop (23)Turboshaft (22)Mass (kg)All335 (1)370 (1)557 (1)780 (1)850 (2)1070 (1)1152 (1)1178 (1)1310 (1)1361 (1)1445 (1)1450 (2)1510 (1)1537 (1)1630 (1)1655 (1)1726 (1)1727 (1)1749 (1)1925 (1)1928 (1)1960 (1)2175 (1)2266 (1)2438 (1)2450 (1)2458 (1)2525 (1)2540 (1)2630 (1)2721 (1)2790 (1)2817 (1)2850 (1)2862 (1)2914 (1)2956 (1)3008 (1)3226 (1)3263 (1)3421 (1)3656 (1)3704 (1)3800 (1)4218 (1)4469 (1)4602.6 (1)4740 (1)5208.6 (1)5806 (1)5832 (1)5887.2 (1)5980 (1)6070 (1)6259.57 (1)6366 (1)6550 (1)6741 (1)6895 (1)7031 (1)7530 (1)8724 (1)8981 (1)9065 (1)9420 (1)9979 (1)10,104 (1)10,500 (1)10,609 (1)10,954 (1)11,000 (1)11,077 (1)12,093 (1)12,265 (1)13,890 (1)14,912 (1)15,071 (1)18,234 (1)19,641 (1)19,903 (1)20,043 (1)22,244 (1)38,555 (1)45,888 (1)54,550 (1)58,391 (1)60,327.8 (1)181,437 (1)220,128 (1)Maximum Mass (kg)All1040 (1)1225 (1)1719 (1)1860 (1)1928 (1)2050 (1)2268 (1)2313 (1)2458 (1)2500 (1)2740 (1)2856 (1)2930 (1)3266 (1)3350 (1)3402 (2)3629 (1)3718 (1)3810 (1)3930 (1)3950 (1)4763 (1)4800 (1)4967 (1)5375 (1)5670 (1)5800 (1)6169 (1)6214 (1)6350 (1)6849 (1)7303 (1)7896 (1)8491.7 (1)9163 (1)9430 (1)9525 (1)9525.4 (1)9600 (1)9926 (1)10,999.6 (1)11,113 (1)11,340 (1)12,027 (1)12,565 (1)12,860 (1)13,000 (1)14,969 (1)15,000 (1)16,500 (1)16,600 (1)16,700 (1)17,917 (2)17,960 (1)19,051 (1)21,319 (1)23,500 (1)26,082 (1)27,215 (1)27,397 (1)28,803 (1)31,119 (1)33,339 (1)35,135 (1)37,195 (1)39,916 (1)68,039 (1)88,224 (1)114,759 (1)116,120 (1)129,727 (1)351,534 (1)396,893 (1)447,696 (1)Power (kW)All18 (1)28 (2)37 (1)40 (1)44 (2)45 (1)52 (1)56 (1)57 (1)59 (1)61 (1)65 (1)74 (1)85 (2)92 (1)96 (1)99.3 (1)110 (2)118 (1)120 (1)125 (1)130 (2)143 (1)147 (1)160 (2)167 (1)174 (1)184 (2)188 (1)195 (1)198 (1)199 (1)206 (2)207 (1)210 (2)216 (2)222 (1)224 (1)228 (1)235 (1)239 (1)240 (2)242 (1)257 (1)263 (1)268 (1)272 (3)279 (2)287 (1)294 (1)295 (1)300 (2)306 (1)309 (1)345 (1)370 (2)400 (1)412 (1)441 (1)522 (1)540 (1)560 (1)595 (1)597 (1)600 (3)610 (1)652 (1)677 (1)723 (1)810 (1)865 (1)890 (1)930 (1)1085 (1)1100 (1)1140 (1)1600 (2)2574 (1)4474 (1)45,000 (1)PronunciationAllPropulsionAllCompressed natural gas (3)Diesel (134)Electric (19)Ethanol (2)Hybrid (34)Hydrogen (1)Liquid Methane (1)LPG (3)Methanol (1)Petrol (124)RP-1 and liquid oxygen (2)StatusAllAbandoned (1)Cancelled (21)Design only (never built) (1)Destroyed (3)In Production (90)In service (32)One-off concept (4)Out of production (307)Prototype (5)Retired from service (26)Scrapped (5)Surviving (12)Under development (1)Upcoming (3)Top Speed (km/h)All51 (1)67 (1)75 (1)89 (1)90 (1)100 (1)110 (1)116 (1)118 (1)137 (1)160 (1)163 (1)170 (2)180 (2)182 (1)185 (1)190 (1)193 (1)200 (2)210 (1)213 (1)217 (1)220 (1)225 (1)230 (1)235 (2)240 (6)249 (1)250 (3)254 (1)255 (1)257 (1)259 (1)260 (1)270 (4)285 (1)299.3 (1)301 (1)303 (1)306 (2)307.2 (1)310 (1)324 (1)325 (1)341 (1)362 (1)370 (1)375 (1)390 (1)428 (1)450 (1)463 (1)475 (1)485 (1)500 (1)560 (1)580 (1)598 (1)604 (1)623 (1)626 (1)628 (1)644 (1)665 (1)704.5 (1)770 (1)777 (1)816 (1)833 (1)862 (1)867 (1)932 (1)1030 (1)1050 (1)1080 (1)1139 (1)Units BuiltAll1 (1)2 (5)3 (4)4 (2)5 (2)6 (1)7 (1)9 (3)10 (1)15 (1)18 (1)20 (1)21 (1)26 (2)33 (1)34 (1)37 (1)44 (1)50 (1)54 (1)66 (1)90 (1)117 (1)120 (1)148 (1)154 (2)155 (1)170 (1)177 (1)180 (1)210 (1)275 (1)338 (1)342 (1)369 (1)380 (1)435 (1)443 (1)479 (1)485 (1)498 (1)500 (1)564 (1)689 (1)694 (1)760 (1)785 (1)791 (1)944 (1)990 (1)1104 (1)1184 (1)1189 (1)1352 (1)1420 (1)1430 (1)1657 (1)1742 (1)2064 (1)2435 (1)2677 (1)2860 (1)2960 (1)3508 (1)4076 (1)4795 (1)6526 (1)7145 (1)7380 (1)8000 (1)9000 (3)9558 (1)10,046 (1)10,903 (1)11,020 (1)14,022 (1)17,970 (1)18,995 (1)62,000 (1)153,252 (1)177,690 (1)333,405 (1)386,767 (1)893,719 (1)1,216,734 (1)1,351,254 (1)1,847,382 (1)1,879,629 (1)2,561,432 (1)2,885,374 (1)Show ResultsBrowseCompareFord ZephyrVehicle Fitted2 entriesFS Class E.333Vehicle Fitted1 entryGeneral Dynamics F-16 Fighting FalconVehicle Fitted2 entriesGenesis G70Vehicle Fitted3 entriesGenesis G80Vehicle Fitted4 entriesGenesis G90Vehicle Fitted3 entriesGenesis GMR-001Vehicle Fitted1 entryGenesis GV70Vehicle Fitted1 entryGenesis GV80Vehicle Fitted1 entryGinetta G60-LT-P1Vehicle Fitted1 entryGloster E.28/39Vehicle Fitted1 entryGMC CanyonVehicle Fitted2 entriesGMC EnvoyVehicle Fitted1 entryGMC SierraVehicle Fitted3 entriesGMC TerrainVehicle Fitted1 entryGMC YukonVehicle Fitted1 entryGordon Murray Automotive T.33Vehicle Fitted1 entryGordon Murray Automotive T.50Vehicle Fitted1 entryGrumman A-6 IntruderVehicle Fitted1 entryGrumman C-2 GreyhoundVehicle Fitted1 entryGrumman E-2 HawkeyeVehicle Fitted1 entryGrumman F-14 TomcatVehicle Fitted3 entriesGrumman F6F HellcatVehicle Fitted1 entryGrumman F9F CougarVehicle Fitted1 entryGrumman F9F PantherVehicle Fitted1 entryGrumman G-21 GooseVehicle Fitted1 entryGulfstream G280Vehicle Fitted1 entryHamilton-class cutterVehicle Fitted1 entryHawker 4000Vehicle Fitted1 entryHawker HectorVehicle Fitted1 entryHawker Siddeley HarrierVehicle Fitted1 entryHawker Siddeley HS 748Vehicle Fitted1 entryHawker Siddeley NimrodVehicle Fitted1 entryHawker Siddeley P.1127Vehicle Fitted1 entryHawker Siddeley TridentVehicle Fitted1 entryHeinkel He 111Vehicle Fitted1 entryHeinkel He 178Vehicle Fitted1 entryHeinkel He 280Vehicle Fitted1 entryHenry J. Kaiser-class oilerVehicle Fitted1 entryH-II Transfer VehicleVehicle Fitted1 entryHindenburg (Airship)Vehicle Fitted1 entryHolden 48-215Vehicle Fitted1 entryHolden CommodoreVehicle Fitted3 entriesHolden HTVehicle Fitted1 entryHolden ToranaVehicle Fitted1 entryHolden VoltVehicle Fitted1 entryHonda AccordVehicle Fitted3 entriesHonda ActyVehicle Fitted1 entryHonda AscotVehicle Fitted1 entryHonda CityVehicle Fitted1 entryShowing 401 to 450 of 1,098, page 9 of 22.← Previous1…7891011…22Next →ConnectionsShowing the first 400 of 960 connections.Sources1. Wikipedia: Enginetier 2WikipediaEngine, steam engine developmentQuote, Engine, steam engine developmentImproving on the design of the 1712 Newcomen steam engine, the Watt steam engine, developed sporadically from 1763 to 1775, was a great step in the development of the steam engine.View the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. 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