However, there are some variations:
* Front-engine, rear-wheel drive (FR): The engine is at the front, but the power is sent to the rear wheels. This is common in sports cars and some luxury sedans.
* Front-engine, front-wheel drive (FF): The engine is at the front, and the power is sent to the front wheels. This is the most common layout in modern cars.
* Mid-engine: The engine is positioned behind the passenger compartment, typically in the center of the vehicle. This layout is common in supercars and some sports cars.
* Rear-engine: The engine is located at the rear of the vehicle. This layout is rare in modern cars but was common in some classic models, like the Volkswagen Beetle.
Let me know if you'd like to learn more about a specific type of engine placement!
