Engine weight varies from vehicle to vehile depending on the type of engine, the cylinder, and the manufacture. The average weight is somewhere between 300-600 pounds. Some engine weights are quite heavy; Cacial V16-1,300 lbs, Pierce-Arrow V-12-1,130 lbs, Chrysler 331 Hemi-745 lbs. Engine weights also depends on the year of the car and if any enhancements were made to the engine. The 1959 Cadillac V8 390 weighs 720 lbs and the 1959 (Nail Head) Buick 401 weighs 685 lbs. Some of the fastest engines are quite light in comparison to others. The Ferrari 312T, V12 3.0L racing engine, weighs 397 lbs. Today’s cars are being made with lighter engine loads, hoping to have some impact on the environment and the longevity of the car. In the end, engines weights will always differ as much as the manufactures of today’s and yesterdays models do.
it has no weight it has mass
it is 1.5 to 2tons
Because it lowers the weight of the car.
1550 kg
3000-4000 Pounds
90 lbs
Depends on the type of car. the average small car is under 1 ton
It depends, it has to do with the weight, horsepower, and size of motor. The heavier the car is the slower. The less horsepower the car is slower. and if the motor is small the slower it goes.
I would have to guess that the average weight of the entire wheel (tire and rim) for a car is around 20 lbs. For a truck, maybe 25-30.
Yes. It is the weight of the vehicle when fully assembled and coming off the line.
It depends on the car but the average car weighs around 1 to 2 tons
Yes, that's probably about the average weight of an full size car or light truck.