Four Wheel Logic

Yes, every Dodge SRT Hellcat model uses a supercharged 6.2-liter HEMI V8 from the factory.

No, headlight bulbs vary by type, base, wattage, and beam pattern—use your vehicle’s specified part number for safe, legal, and correct fit.

No, not all GT350 were manual; 2015–2020 GT350/GT350R were manual-only, but many 1966 GT350H rentals used automatics.

Yes, every Mustang GT uses a V8 engine; trims and outputs vary by year.

No, Grand National cars weren’t all black—1982 models were two-tone gray; 1984–1987 (and GNX) came only in black.

No, not all Jeep Grand Cherokee models are 4×4; many trims are 4×2 with 4×4 standard only on off-road and 4xe versions.

No, diesel engines aren’t all turbocharged; many are, but simple non-turbo diesels still run in older, off-road, and stationary uses.

No, gooseneck balls aren’t one size; most are 2-5/16 in., 3 in. exist, and post height varies by hitch system.

No, GMC Acadia models aren’t all AWD; AT4 is AWD-only, while Elevation and Denali start FWD with AWD available by year.

No, Genesis still sells gas models alongside its electric options; the EV lineup is growing, but the brand isn’t all-electric yet.