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.
8 =========================== Chevy's 4.3L engine is essentially their 350 - 8 cyl with 2 cylinders removed, so it is actually a large 6 cylinder engine. Came into use with their Astro vans, and then made it into the cars.
It can be any amount of cylinders, there are almost no cars that have stock 1000hp or more and the only one I can think of is the Bugatti Veyron which has 16 cylinders There are so many other factors that go into engine horsepower other than cylinders, Is it turbocharged, supercharged or naturally aspirated? Fuel? What is the compression ratio? You can modify an engine with only 4 cylinders to put out 1000hp if you modify it enough. Top fuel dragsters produce as much as 5000 hp from an eight cylinder engine.
It is a 4.3 Liter V6 so it has 6 cylinders.
It has a 2.7L V-6 engine (so it has 6 cylinders).
so they can move
A 'V6' is a referance to the engine, in this case '6' cylinders arranged in a 'V' formation, the majority of engines are 4 cylinders arranged in a straight line, so yes lots of cars are 'lower' than a V6.
The 1990 Chevy G20 has a 5.7L Small block 350 v8. So It has 8 cylinders :)
The Ford 351 cubic inch ( 5.8 liter ) is a V8 engine so there are : ( 8 engine cylinders )
It is a W-16. so 16 cylinders.
because the drives are two hard on the car or there car is to old and they need to get a new one
It's not the amount of cylinders. Formula 1 cars have 8 and they rev to 10,000prms. It's about a shorter stroke and less reciprocating mass. Generally, engines in cars with 4 cylinders have a displacement under 3 liters. This means smaller pistons, rods, crankshaft and/or stroke. Big American muscle has V8's with big displacement, let's say 5 liters or bigger. So they have a longer stroke, bigger pistons, bigger rods and a bigger crank. So that's basically why.
If you mean in a car, more cylinders=more pistons so uses more fuel. The larger the car the larger the engine must be to proper it so if fuel efficiency is what you want, you need the smallest car you can get away with that passes your drive test. many of these are so efficient now, they are underpowered-a common complaint.