The engine in a 1999 VW Beetle is located in the front. Unlike the classic VW Beetle, which had a rear-mounted engine, the 1999 model is based on the Volkswagen Golf platform and features a front-engine layout. This change contributes to improved handling and interior space.
No it's in the front
It's in front of the engine, which is in the back of the car.
There are little dimples on each side front and back on the rocker panel.
Well, the engine in a 1974 vw Beetle is in the back of the car. So the brake fluid in front or the back to the left of the right.
depends upon your engine and climate - check the back of the owner's manual.
Original is in the back, new ones it's in the front. Old are rear wheel drive, new are front wheel drive.
the jet beetle. its basiclly a vw beetle with a jet engine hooked up in the back... google it up!!! the jet beetle. its basiclly a vw beetle with a jet engine hooked up in the back... google it up!!!
front, no. the front valance is different and the headlamps are different. back, yes.
Well a rear engine car has the engine in the back like a Porche 911 or a VW beetle, and a front engine car has it in the front like most cars you see. There are also mid engine cars which tend to be supercars like ferraris or lamborghinis. Mid engine cars handle the best.
There are 4. One on the left, right, front, and back.
On the V6, It's located at the front of the engine. You get down on your back and look up beyond the front crossmember at the front of the engine and there it'll be. Good Luck, Terry
Because the boot would be silly at the front The old Volkswagen Beetle had a rear engine and a trunk in front, so it has been done. Apparently, putting the engine behind the wheel base can cause handling difficulties, so it's a less practical (or safe) configuration than placing the engine in front.