A straight-nine engine, also known as an inline-nine engine, is an internal combustion engine configuration that has nine cylinders arranged in a straight line along a single crankshaft. This design is less common than other inline engine configurations, such as the more typical straight-four, straight-six, or straight-eight engines. **Characteristics of a Straight-Nine Engine:** 1.

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