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combustion

noun as in explosion; on fire

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Porsche has cut guidance several times this year, warning of hits from U.S. import tariffs, investments in new combustion engines and hybrid models amid the slow uptake of EVs and fierce competition in China.

The news comes as Ferrari scaled back it electric-vehicle ambitions while guiding to a model lineup that will include a greater share of combustion engine models compared to previous forecasts.

EVs on average contain about 150 pounds more of aluminum than internal combustion engine cars, according to a report from CRU Group.

The heat and combustion appear before her, then they are gone; it’s all over so quickly.

Ferrari, perhaps more than any other automaker, has built its brand on internal combustion engines.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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