For many folks, a car’s engine is its most important part. A mechanical masterpiece. A glorious combination of shafts and pistons and rods sloshing about in a bunch of oil and gas to achieve the miracle of combustion-based momentum. The heart of the beast.
But let’s face it, some engines are better to look at than others. In some cars, they’re concealed entirely beneath a plastic cover. In others, a messy array of vacuum-line spaghetti is on display. But, in some cases, someone at the automaker in question decides to make the engine a part of the car’s styling – presumably to incite some drool-factor when the hood is open, and dress up their engineering efforts to be put on full display when the hood is opened.
So, here’s a look at some machines with great-looking engine bays for a variety of tastes.
Vehicles discussed in this article can be found on autoTRADER.ca:
2015 Ford Mustang GT, 2013 Ford Mustang Boss 302, 2014 Audi R8 V10, 2015 BMW M3, 2014 Audi RS5, Hyundai Genesis 5.0, Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4, 2014 Porsche Panamera Turbo, 2015 Honda Fit
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