Sentence examples for has a bigger engine from inspiring English sources

Consider, too, that the Prius is slightly larger than its predecessor, weighs 122 pounds more and has a bigger engine.

But many small-car buyers said that they preferred the Alto, which has a bigger engine, more storage space and a longer track record than the Nano.

The E10 R has a bigger engine (Ford's 2.3-litre Ecoboost unit, with a wider intercooler and a performance ECU) and kicks out 350bhp through a six-speed manual box.

It has a long bonnet, it is beautiful and it has a big engine.

Tobias Hahn of BMW explains that while a traditional car has a big engine and a small tank, an electric car is the reverse, with small electric components and a giant battery.

It also has a big engine plant in Alabama.

"It's like having a bigger engine," Dr. Friedman said.

It had a big engine and a dashboard like the flight panel of an airliner.

By not having a big engine under the hood, there is more room to absorb the energy of a front crash before it reaches the passenger compartment.

There's a big technical element and obviously you've got to have a big engine [physical strength] to move the boat.

"Because we don't have a big engine compartment for a diesel engine, we can push the seats all the way to the back of the bus," Goldman said.