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What power source does a standard hybrid car combine with gasoline?
Answer: Electricity
Why: A standard hybrid never plugs in; braking also turns its motor into a generator that recharges the traction battery.
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What was the original purpose of a dashboard on a horse carriage?
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.
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Which car suspension uses two unequal control arms?
Answer: Double wishbone
Why: Making the upper arm shorter tilts the top of the tire inward during body roll to keep the tread flat.
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Which device was invented to clear rain and snow from a car windshield?
Answer: Wipers
Why: Mary Anderson patented a hand-operated wiper in 1903 after watching a trolley driver struggle to see in sleet.
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Which part do diesel engines lack, since they ignite by compression?
Answer: Spark plugs
Why: Diesel engines squeeze air at compression ratios of about 15:1 to 23:1, heating it enough to ignite fuel with no spark.
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How many miles did the world record-holding Volvo P1800 travel?
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.
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