About This Quiz
An interesting question was written to Toyota Motor Company by a child, through its children's website. The question was, how many parts does it take to make a car? The answer wasn't cut and dry, though! It could have been as simple as just stating the major components, like transmission and engine, but Toyota didn't feel that was appropriate. They took the painstaking effort to count every single individual part that went into a car and came up with a loose figure of 30,000. That's a whole lot of nuts and bolts to get you to work on time, wouldn't you say?
Next time you've got a few extra minutes, take a spin around the internet and look at various pictures of engine bays. Every single one is unique. You can look under the hood of the oddball three-cylinder Geo Metro and see many of the same parts that you would find if you were to look under the hood of a BMW 850i and see a massive V12. If you're a somewhat savvy mechanic, you'll be able to point out most of the major components without thinking too hard, just by their placement under the hood.
What if we displayed those parts on a computer screen, with minimal context? Do you think you could identify what they are just by looking at them? Take our easy quiz on some of the staple parts that enable your car to run, and find out exactly how many you can identify!
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