Sentence examples for under its bonnet from inspiring English sources

The 2006 RS 4 didn't go along with any of that, though; under its bonnet it had a big, muscular, very revvy normally aspirated 4.2-litre V8 engine, which was paired with, of all things, a manual gearbox.

So why look under its bonnet?

The Aston is slightly plusher inside and has a V-12 under its bonnet, but even that engine makes 40 fewer horsepower than the XKR's.

Moreover, high-efficiency pumps reduce parasitic losses, and the Precept boasts tyres which are less flexible than ordinary ones and so dissipate less energy.But the real key to the vehicle's miserly fuel consumption is found under its bonnet.

I was driving a 1967 Chevy Impala SuperSport, with a huge V8 engine under its long bonnet.

I'd wanted to drive one of these for years, not least because under its long bonnet lies one of the most beautiful engines ever made by man.

But he warned: "I have a feeling under the bonnet it still retains some of the flaws of its predecessor".

Nick Clegg, who as Liberal Democrat leader blocked the snooper's charter, said the revised proposals were much improved, but warned: "I have a feeling that under the bonnet it still retains some of the flaws of its predecessor".

Not only is it as bright as a solar storm, but under the bonnet it gets a hidden mesh vent to keep you cool when you're working up a sweat.

Placing it under the bonnet at the front, along with the spare tyre, would have required long, costly copper wires.

As for the specifications under the bonnet, it is similar to the standard $7,000 Leica and features a 24-megapixel full-frame CMOS sensor and comes with a 50mm f/2 aperture lens.