The Dodge is unique among cars in that it has 16 spark plugs instead of the standard 8. This is because the Dodge engine features two four-cylinder banks, each with its own set of spark plugs. The extra set of spark plugs helps to improve performance and fuel efficiency by providing more complete combustion and allowing for a higher compression ratio. Having twice as many sparks also allows for better heat distribution inside the cylinder head, reducing wear on valve seats over time. Ultimately, this configuration gives Dodge owners greater peace of mind knowing that their vehicle will have superior power delivery, improved fuel economy, and longer engine life due to reduced maintenance costs associated with worn-out parts down the road.