1. Cadillac Miller-Meteor Ambulance
   Ford F-150
2. Chevrolet Chevelle SS

Since the 1940s, the Ford F-Series pickup trucks have been exceedingly popular. The Cyclone engine was introduced in 2006 and the certified engine output is 265hp.

1. Toyota Corolla
   Chevy Camaro
2. Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 fastback

Toyota unveiled the ZR engine lineup in 2007, and they come in 1.6-, 1.8, or 2.0-liter variants. It's a a common engine that's found its way into many cars, including the ever-popular Corolla.

1. Ferrari 250 GT Spyder
   Dodge Monaco
2. Ford Torino

In the early '60s, Ford began building its Windsor V8 engines, which were meant to be successors to the Y-block engine. The 289- and 302-cubic inch versions made their way into the muscular Torino.

1. Ford Deluxe
   Hyundai Tucson
2. Porsche 928

Theta is a family of engines from Hyundai, and many of them wind up in the Tuscon. The first version of the Theta was available in 2- and 2.4-liter versions. This one comes in just 2.0-liter.

1. Chevy Silverado
   Nissan Altima
2. Toyota FJ

The MR16DDT l4 is a 1.6-liter engine built by Nissan. It's found in the Altima, among other models, such as the Juke and Sentra.

1. Ford Fusion
   Buick Skylark
2. Mercedes-Benz 560 SEC C126

Ford builds its EcoBoost engine into numerous vehicles such as the Fusion. The key idea is that the engines produce great power with fewer greenhouse gas emissions.

1. Volvo P1800
   VW Beetle
2. Ford Shelby Mustang GT350

Code-named "Voodoo," Ford uses this engine in the Shelby Mustang GT350. It's an incredibly powerful engine that produces 526hp at 7,200 rpm.

1. Mazda Miata
   VW Beetle
2. Ford Super Duty trucks

Ford's Super Duty pickups use variants of the MaxxForce 7 engines. The engine features Series Sequential Turbocharger and a high-pressure common rail fuel injection system that can produce around 350hp.

1. Ferrari 365 GTS/4
   Chevrolet 6700-series bus
2. Toyota Prius

Hopefully, the "hybrid" aspect of this name gives it away -- it's a Toyota Prius engine. Combined, the gas engine and electric motor produce about 134hp, and it's one of the most fuel-efficient engines you can buy.

1. Toyota Camry
   Dodge Charger
2. DeLorean DMC 12

This is a V6 engine made by Toyota and built into cars like the ever-popular Camry sedan. It's also been used in other Toyota models, as well as at least two Lexus cars.

1. Chevrolet Camaro Z28
   AC Shelby Cobra 427
2. Pontiac GTO

Chrysler built its powerful Max Wedge engines into '60s muscle cars like the Pontiac GTO. Based on the Chrysler RB block, it had both 413 and 426 cubic inch variants.

1. Ford Focus
   Chevy Tahoe
2. Dodge Ram

Ford's 1.0-liter EcoBoost engine isn't meant for power or speed. But in the Focus, it's great for gas mileage and overall efficiency. Ford likes to brag that this is a premium engine -- just a very small one.

1. BMW Z3
   Chevy Tahoe
2. Ford Fiesta

The M54 is a straight-six engine from BMW. It appeared in several models over seven years, including the Z3. This engine has a redline of 6,500rpm.

1. Jeep Wrangler
   Cadillac Catera
2. Chevy Camaro

The LGX version of this 3.6-liter engine was made for several GM vehicles, such as the Cadillac ATS, Buick Lacrosse, and 2016 Chevy Camaro. At 6,800rpm, it produces 333hp.

1. Chevy Cruze
   Toyota 4Runner
2. Ford Model A

The Chevy Cruze features this EcoFlex engine, a 1.4-liter version that creates a maximum of about 138hp. Super powerful? No. Fuel-efficient? Yes.

1. GMC Vandura
   Toyota Tacoma
2. Ford Deuce Coupe

The 2016 Tacoma engine got a significant upgrade with this V6 engine. It features aluminum blocks and heads and produces 265 lb ft of torque, as well as 278hp.

1. Chevrolet Camaro
   GMC Vandura
2. Audi Q5

Made by Volkswagen, this 1.8-liter, direct-injection, turbocharged gasoline four-cylinder engine produces about 170hp. By some measures, it's about 20% more fuel efficient compared to its predecessor.

1. Honda Civic
   Plymouth Fury
2. BMW 3 Series

The B58 was introduced in the BMW 3 Series. It's a turbocharged direct injection straight-six engine that comes highly rated and can generate more than 330hp.

1. Kia Sportage
   Ford Festiva
2. Chevy Corvette

Introduced in 1995, the LS small-block engines are a powerful V8 variant often used in the Chevy Corvette. It goes almost without saying that they're powerful -- the '97 version delivered nearly 350hp.

1. Ford Model T
   Dodge Stealth
2. Hyundai Sonata

The 1.6 Gamma GDi is a Hyundai Gamma engine that's used in the Accent. It's a small engine -- but one that produces 138hp.

1. Ford Escape
   Kia Sportage
2. BMW 3 Series

If you see the Duratec name, you know it's a Ford product. This 2.5-liter version is often incorporated into the popular Escape SUV.

1. Cooper MINI
   Honda CR-V
2. Buick LeSabre

Buick's 3800 engine is one of the most common engines ever -- more than 25 million were manufactured. The Series 2 hit the market in '95 in cars like the LeSabre and Park Avenue.

1. Lexus LFA
   Chevy Malibu
2. Honda Civic

This is a 10-piston LR engine from Toyota. It was mostly used for the Lexus LFA, a fast two-door sports car. Stock versions can reach more than 200MPH.

1. Buick Skylark
   Nissan Rogue
2. Subaru Outback

This is a 2.0-liter iteration of Nissan's popular MR line of engines, and it is used in the Rogue. It's been in production since 2004.

1. Honda Pilot
   Rolls-Royce Wraith
2. Ford Fusion

This turbocharged V6, which is borrowed from the F-150 pickup, is available in the Ford Fusion. So if you need a 325hp family sedan, this is just the ticket.

1. Ford Thunderbird
   Dodge Challenger
2. Subaru Forester

This H4, or flat-four, engine from Subaru has a reputation for reliability. It's only around 100hp, but your gas mileage may exceed 30mpg on the highway.

1. Aston Martin DBS
   Dodge Charger
2. Toyota

The JZ line of engines is from Toyota, and you'd find the GTE version in a Supra. You could choose from a 4-speed automatic or 6-speed manual.

1. GMC Sierra 1500 SLE
   Mini Cooper S
2. Ferrari 308 GTB

This 3.0-liter monster is one of the Ferrari Dino engines used in the 308 GTB. It is, of course, a huge V8 engine plopped into a lightweight two-seater sports car. The result? More speed than most people really need.

1. AMC
   Jaguar XKR Mk.I
2. Aston Martin Vanquish

AMC's 4.0 straight-six engine is a legendary product that wound up in a lot of passenger cars and Jeeps. Often, the cars would rust out all around the engines, which would keep right on running.

1. Chevy Silverado
   Mercury Marquis Brougham
2. Ferrari 308 GTS

This is a Chevy small-block engine that's used in the Silverado and also the GMC Sierra. The V8 design helps it along to 420hp.