Where is the engine air intake of a car located?

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The engine air intake of a car varies in position depending on the vehicle model. Some are located at the front of the engine, while others are at the rear. The location and shape may differ among different cars, but one commonality is that it is generally situated within the engine compartment. By opening the hood, the position of the air filter indicates the location of the car's air intake. Modern vehicle intake systems primarily consist of variable intake systems, which are mainly categorized into four types: VVT (Variable Valve Timing), CVVT (Continuous Variable Valve Timing), VVTi (Electronic Variable Timing), and iVTEC (Electronic Variable Valve Lift). The assembly of components that directs air or an air-fuel mixture into the engine cylinders is referred to as the engine intake system.