Are the engine models the same for the same car model?

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No, the engine models are not the same for the same car model. Each vehicle has its own unique chassis number and engine number. "The engine number is uniquely assigned, and each motor vehicle has a separate engine. The engine bears specific information such as the exact engine model, the vehicle's production date, and the production location code. These are crucial vehicle details that are not allowed to be altered or replaced." The components of the engine number include: Front Section: This consists of the product series symbol and the generation indicator symbol, represented by letters chosen by the manufacturer as needed, but subject to approval by relevant authorities. Middle Section: This includes symbols for the number of cylinders, stroke type, cylinder arrangement, and cylinder diameter. Rear Section: This features symbols indicating structural and functional characteristics, represented by letters. End Section: This is the differentiation symbol. When distinctions are needed within the same product series due to improvements or other reasons, the manufacturer selects appropriate symbols to represent these differences.