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Answer: Spark plugs
Why: Air inside a diesel cylinder heats to over 500 degrees Celsius under pressure, causing diesel to ignite instantly on injection.
Answer: The rearview mirror
Why: Ray Harroun fitted a mirror to his Marmon Wasp at the 1911 Indianapolis 500 so he could race alone, without the usual riding mechanic.
Answer: Motorola
Why: Paul Galvin coined the brand name from motor plus the popular suffix ola to suggest sound in motion, and it later named the whole company.
Answer: Tachometer
Why: Bryan Donkin coined the word in 1810 for a mercury device, and the red zone on the dial marks where engine speed stops being safe.
Answer: Blocking mud
Why: The English word dashboard dates from 1846, when to dash meant to splash, and by 1904 it named the panel of gauges in a car.
Answer: 3.2 million miles
Why: Irv Gordon bought the coupe new in 1966 for 4,150 dollars and drove it for 52 years; it is now a museum piece at World of Volvo in Gothenburg.