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How Cars Work
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Introduction - How Cars Work
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Objectives - How Cars Work
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Automotive Timeline3 Topics
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How Cars Work6 Topics
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Fuels and Designs3 Topics
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Engine Identification2 Topics
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Vehicle Identification6 Topics
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Parts and Systems2 Topics
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Careers3 Topics
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Summary - How Cars Work
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Activities - How Cars Work2 Topics
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Review - How Cars Work
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Test - How Cars Work1 Test
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Automotive manufacturers design many different types of vehicles to meet consumer demands.
To purchase the correct maintenance items (e.g., filters) or replacement parts (e.g., an alternator or a starter), it is important to know a vehicle’s VIN, make, model, engine size/configuration, production date, and model year. Note: The date of manufacture and the model year of a vehicle may differ. Manufacturers produce millions of vehicles each year by continuous manufacturing. Showroom floors often include vehicles from next year’s model lineup six to nine months before that calendar year.