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
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 Smart cars have three cylinder engines, as did some Geo cars.
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.
It depends, If it is a large construction truck it usually has 12 cylinders. If it is a pickup truck or a light construction truck they usually have 8 or 6 cylinders.