Four-cylinder engines have been part of the automotive scene for over a century. Yet the quest for more power under the hood dominated most of the 20th century, giving rise to six- and eight-cylinder ...

While electric and hybrid power trains are leading in the performance race, when it comes to pure internal combustion engines, you'd think the only way to achieve horsepower heaven would be to get a ...

In the old days, strong engines were almost exclusively large-displacement units. This meant that a performance car would most likely use an eight, a ten, a twelve, or even a sixteen-cylinder engine.

There are quite a few four-cylinder engines, made for today's high-performance vehicles, that can produce either the same or more power than the V6 engines that have been in use up to this point. We ...

Reliability often gets thrown around as a vague term in the automotive world, even though it shouldn't be because a select group of four-cylinder engines earned that reputation through decades of hard ...

We added a section at the end to discuss two more of the brand's best four-cylinder engines ever made. From Initial D to Hot Version, the legendary Toyota AE86 is a staple for many tuners and racers, ...