Would You Own a Car Where You Couldn't See the Engine?
05-05-2019, 11:33 PM
#31
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05-06-2019, 12:22 AM
#33
Typical click-bait.
You can't see the engine in any new car. Porsche 992 is relatively worse than its contemporaries, as all rear-engined cars are.
Addition of electronics, as well as decreasing consumer knowledge, makes engine less "serviceable" by average consumer.
They push the engine further forward with every chassis redevelopment, for obvious reasons.
Making engine less accessible can benefit the aerodynamics in some cases.
You can't see the engine in any new car. Porsche 992 is relatively worse than its contemporaries, as all rear-engined cars are.
Addition of electronics, as well as decreasing consumer knowledge, makes engine less "serviceable" by average consumer.
They push the engine further forward with every chassis redevelopment, for obvious reasons.
Making engine less accessible can benefit the aerodynamics in some cases.
