Could be lots of reasons: Bad fuel, water in fuel, clogged fuel filter, defective fuel pump, defective coil pack (weak spark), defective sensor (computer in limp mode), etc.
Economically, they lost some power after WW1, but military-wise, they did not lose as much power as the Treaty of Versailles would have us think.
runs out of petral,but that's power for a car so yes
so this really depends on HP ( horse power) if a car has more horse power than a truck than it will accelerate faster and also cause cars are lighter than trucks. so you have power and less weight than a truck. so to answer your question it depends on the car and the truck. how much HP either one has and how heavy they are,
as you may know, horses used to be used. One horses power was described as 1 horse power, 2 is two horse power and so on, but as the world progeressed, so did technology and cars have lots of power. Still, things were decribed in horse power. So if youir car has 267 horse power, for example, this means that it would take 267 horses to have that much power that the car has in one car. (Corret me if that is wrong, thank you, hope this helped :)
If by "die" you mean stops working, then yes, the power steering is disabled when the engine is not running. The power steering is actually a hydraulic pump that assists your effort in turning the steering wheel. The pump is powered by the engine, so when the engine is off, so is the power steering. Incidentally, if you should lose power steering while the car is moving (engine dies, belt failure, hydraulic line breached, etc) you haven't lost the ability to steer, you've only lost the power assist. Also, in most modern cars when you turn off the car, the steering wheel lock engages. This is an antitheft measure, such that the car is difficult to push away when it's turned off (to a loading ramp, for example) because it cannot be steered. It's not worth much, as obviously the most effective way of stealing a car is to hotwire the ignition and drive it away.
Due to Power lost all the data will eressed so data lost in volaitile memory.
Bonaparte lost his power in 1815 when he lost the Battle of Waterloo against (mainly) the British. He would of lost it a year or so earlier if it wasn't for the fact he returned from Exile.
The Kings had so much power because there was no government.
You could open the windows instead of turning on the air conditioning, or make it so that the air is not blowing as much and it not so cold.
Smart car
not so Germany lost power and japan did to
It depends upon how the electric car is powered. If its fuel comes from burning coal, the car is not so great for our environment. However, if the electricity generated to power the car comes from wind, solar, geothermal, or hydroelectric, it is much better.