in the US, four and six
Modern cars usually have either 4, 6, or 8 cylinders. Modern semis usually have either 12 or 16 cylinders. Early cars have had as few as 1 cylinder to as many as 20 cylinders! It all depends on the design.
It depends on the vehicle type. Full electric cars have zero cylinders while cars can range from 1 < 16 cylinders.
The wheel cylinders are generally located inside the wheel drums on cars and trucks. They work the brake shoes.
Most as in "Production cars": Bugatti Veyron with the W16 Most as in, possible amount: The sky is the limit, depending on how much money you have.
Channels air into the cylinders
No, electric cars do not have cylinders. Unlike internal combustion engine vehicles that rely on cylinders to burn fuel, electric cars use electric motors powered by batteries to drive the wheels. This design eliminates the need for components like cylinders, pistons, and fuel systems found in traditional engines.
The more cylinders there are the more power the engine produces. That's why a bigger vehicle like a truck has 8 cylinders while a small compact car that doesn't weigh very much has a 4 cylinder.
1 or 2
NASCAR engines have been known to have 6 cylinders, but most prefer to run V8s.
on a lot of gm cars cylinders 1 & 4 fire off the same coil.
The list of V12 cars is a list of vehicles that use a V12 engine. A V12 engine uses 12 cylinders and is available in many consumer cars. V12 engines are also available for marine crafts.
The Smart cars have three cylinder engines, as did some Geo cars.