Ferrari has put a number of engines in its cars over the years. However, it's the automaker's flagship V12 engine design that springs to mind when someone asks what makes them sound so good.

The Pagani Huayra R is a track-limited beast and not only does its free-revving V12 sound unlike any other on the market, but it is also reminiscent of a V12 or V10-powered Formula 1 car.

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The Aston Martin V12 Vantage Roadster promises the same fury as the coupe we know and love, just with a lot more sound. A LOT more.

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While we are only allowed to check up the V12 sound at 1,500 rpm Cosworth did promise it will follow up with a full throttle jump to 12,100 rpm.

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Those questions are still yet to be answered, but we can now firmly answer one big one: Will the V12 still sound fantastic? Dear reader, I’m happy to report that the answer is a resounding yes.