- v layout
- inline
- flat
- w layout
- rotary
personally i like the inline, since it’s in the nsx-gt, supra mk4, r34 gtr, and 350z
yes they are all japanese cars shut up
even with all of the cool stuff that Porsche has made with their flat-6 engines along with their other variants, the V layout has to take the cake here
you could find a V2 in a bunch of motorcycles
the V4 was used in the Porsche 919 Hybrid Evo
V6s are found basically everywhere, but it’s found in cool cars like the Ferrari 296 GTB, Lancia Stratos, McLaren MP4/4, and the Honda/Acura NSX
V8s are probably the most iconic here, it’s found in the Ford GT40, Sauber-Mercedes C9, NASCAR stock cars, Shelby Cobra 427, Porsche 918, Ferrari F40, there’s a ton of cool cars it was found in
V10s are probably the best sounding out of the whole bunch, stuff like the Ferrari F2004, Porsche Carrera GT, Lexus LFA, Dodge Viper, Lamborghini Sesto Elemento, probably even more
V12s are found in many Lamborghinis, Ferraris, Paganis, Aston Martins, the Maserati MC12, Apollo Project Evo, McLaren F1, Mercedes-Benz CLK GTR, there’s so many cars that use a V12
and the V16 can be found in the Bugatti Tourbillon, Devel Sixteen (although this one is probably not a very good example), Cizetta V16T, and probably a few vintage land speed record vehicles
there’s so many good cars that use a V layout engine
man i forgot about the v16 (favorite v16 car for me is the cadillac sixteen concept, only remembered it because i had a hotwheels of it)
I am now disappointed in FrankSiru34
Brap Brap Brap
mazda rx series been real quiet bro
brud forgot top gear featured the cadillac sixteen
cadillac 16 was shit imo
i really hope that you’re lying
it really was
it never fully went into production because of reliability issues
look at the mc12, it’s made by a brand that makes cars which are maintenance nightmares, yet the mc12 is beloved by a lot of people
land rover:
it also just costed too much
tbh every concept car that was so good for the common market then and now would’ve been expensive asf to make in general