Frequently this is caused by a faulty crank angle sensor. As the engine heats up the sensor goes open circuit and there is no pulse to trigger the spark or the injectors. When it cools enough the circuit reforms and the engine will run for a while.
Replace the crank angle sensor and the problem should go away.
It could be that u arent getting good enough spark from your wires or plug you might want to get a tune up
It means your car is slow from the beginning
1994 Chevy suburban....no coolant leaks...but looses coolant is this an older car? does the car loose engine coolant?
a brealout is when the car looses traction and starts to swerve
Usually that means that your spark plugas are bad, I'd get a tune-up
I'm not in expert, but it could be ( in winter time) that the car engine is still cold. But if its warm temperature outside, it could have something to do with the gas filter. Its probably blocking from the gas to get to where its supposed to go. It also could be your spark plugs, or wires from the spark plugs. You could check the spark plugs yourself. If the end of the spark plug is dark, like almost black, you need new spark plugs. If you look at the wire from the spark and its worn out, then replace them.
The purpose of a car is to get you from point A to point B. The entire time you own a car it looses money. Why would you not want a less expensive car?
what kind of car?
No
blown head gasket!
yes.
I highly suspect the plug wires are bad or moisture has gotten in them. At higher speeds and throttle openings, the spark has a harder time jumping the spark plug gaps. If the wires (or path) from the coil to the spark plug gets restricted or shorted by water, the spark cannot reach the spark plug and the engine looses power and runs rough.