Small planes use boxer engines because they're lightweight, run smoothly, and have better cooling — all of which are crucial ...

Subaru New Zealand has expanded its popular Crosstrek range, confirming the arrival of a new All-Wheel Drive 2.0-litre petrol ...

MA 200 is an oddity among prototypes, in that it looks like a far more polished and sorted effort than many cars that did ...

To overcome limitations of that engine, Aeronca designed its own engine, the E-107, and that engine proved inadequately powered for a larger aircraft. Certificated in April 1931, the Aeronca E-113 was ...

THE legend that accompanies this week’s drive, the sixth generation Subaru Forester, affirms the enduring attraction of this ...

The Crosstrek uses the signature Subaru Boxer engine, a horizontally opposed layout that lowers the vehicle’s center of gravity. This design improves stability on icy surfaces by reducing body roll ...

Unlike a conventional engine, which has the piston and cylinder placed vertically, a boxer engine has them placed horizontally, so they have a lower centre of gravity.

2. Porsche Flat-Six Porsche ’s horizontally opposed six-cylinder engine is as quintessentially Porsche as the 911’s silhouette. First appearing in the original 911 in 1963, this engine design has ...

Leaving aside affordability and exclusivity, there’s a reason why annual Ferrari sales barely break into the double-digits, ...

The flat-four boxer engine design is well over 100 years old, but it's still going strong, with applications in a number of major modern models.