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The 825i uses the exact same Chery engine as the Renegade with the 812cc engine.  It's transverse mounted to accommodate the CVT transmission.  It wouldn't surprise me that much of the Trooper engine parts (1183cc) are interchangeable with the 812cc engine.  The 1183cc looks like it's an 812cc engine that has been modified to accommodate the extra cylinder.  812cc ÷ 3 cylinders = 270.666cc for each cylinder.  270.666cc x 4 cylinders = 1082.666cc

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