Sentence examples for expensive engine from inspiring English sources

That warning light on the dashboard could mean the car needs expensive engine work or simply that the gas cap is loose.

1971 Plymouth Hemi 'Cuda (Barrett-Jackson) One of 11 426-powered 'Cuda convertibles built that year, it was a tremendously expensive engine option for the day — nearly $1,300 — which explains its scarcity.

The diesel won't get the whole market, because it's an expensive engine–I'm guessing $3,000 to $5,000 more.

Our results were compared with those from industrial trials, to ascertain if the scratch test could be used as a relatively cheap and effective alternative to expensive engine trials.

The "first stage"(the largest — and often the most expensive — engine component) of the rocket, meanwhile, will break away in a controlled fall back towards earth to (hopefully) be used again, with a pair of landing legs being deployed on the way down.

White foam under the oil cap indicates coolant in the oil, and expensive engine repairs.

Universities provided technical help, especially in the development of expensive engines.

Heck, there's already a cottage industry out there where people put really expensive engines, like Hemi V-8s, into Wranglers.

But Chrysler also made mistakes before the sale to Daimler, notably by expanding its work force and investing heavily in more expensive engines for which customers proved reluctant to pay extra.

Our competitors have spent decades putting high-technology, expensive engines in their cars; we haven't.

U.S. competitors have spent decades putting high-technology, expensive engines in their cars; the U.S. hasn't.