In over a century, the automotive industry has produced many impressive V12 engines but these five stand out for their ...

The 1960s were friendlier times for American motorists. The national average gas price between 1960 and 1962 was only $0.31 per gallon, and there were no EPA regulations to ruin the fun.

Ferrari Gioacchino Colombo’s wonderful 60-degree V12 engine powered Ferraris for over forty years, growing from under 1.5 ...

The most powerful V12 engine has just seen the light of day in Denmark as part of the Aurora development program. The Mjolner powerplant pumps out 1,250 horsepower or 1,850 horsepower when ...

Not the mythical hammer of thunder from whence the name originated, but the equally earth-shaking V12 engine under development ... the 6.6-liter 90-degree V12 is built to deliver up to 1,250 ...

This quad-cam 60-degree V12 engine would be designed to compete with Ferrari's single-overhead-cam V12. The Bizzarrini V12 engine relied on two valves per cylinder, six twin-throat Weber 40 DCOE 2 ...

However, the last V12 ever fitted to a series production passenger car was found within the Lincoln H-Series, which was discontinued in 1948. Introduced in 1960 Based on the GMC V6 engine Saw use ...

Called the Mjølner - named after Thor’s hammer in Norse mythology - it's the most powerful V12 engine fitted in a road car, even more powerful than the Ferrari 12Cilindri. And apparently ...

BMW has called time on its V12 engine, confirming that after a short run of 12 special edition M760Lis destined only for the US, it will no longer offer a V12 engine in any of its models across ...