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The W12 name comes from its configuration, which resembles the shape of the letter W. The engine is made up of three cylinder banks borrowed from VR6 engines, offset by 60 degrees to each other.

The W12 closes a chapter in Volkswagen Group's book, including one of the most well-engineered failures in automotive history.

Putting a W12 engine in a Golf is akin to slotting a jet engine in a go-kart. The car packed so much power that the glove box was reserved for a fire extinguisher.

The Bentley W12 Engine helped to build the brand's legacy, and the reliable engine evolved over time before finally being discontinued in 2024.

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Introduced more than two decades ago, the VW Group's W12 story is now over, so let's remember the five most impressive cars powered by the iconic engine.

The W12 was developed by Volkswagen and the principle is simple: take two VR6 engines, with their staggered cylinder arrangement halfway between those of an in-line and a V engine.

The W12 supercar did its job showing off a new engine and proving its endurance abilities, but it was only a matter of time until even Piëch-era VW realised it was stretching itself.