Ferrari engine features red valve covers with raised silver lettering.
A look down at the super engine of a Ferrari motor car. The valves are covered with red metal covers that are elongated vertical rectangles. The rectangles connect with some wide black rubber hoses with silver metal clamps. They are twin covers. They are toward the upper edge, but centered vertically in the frame. Between the covers are three rounded brushed silver metal connectors. There are six raised bolt covers molded into the valve covers. They are in rows on each side of the rounded connectors. Each red cover has the word "Ferrari" in raised silver letters. The word is sideways, with the left cover "F" at the top and the right cover "F" at the bottom. The top of the "F" in Ferrari is extended into a line and ends to dot the "i". The word is underlined in the same raised silver. There are two dash lines before the "F" in Ferrari, and after the "i" to even the design. Just below the center of the image is a round silver cap with scallops around its edge. In the center of this cap is the word "Ferrari" in small black letters. The "F" is extended to form a line and dot the "i". There's another round cap closer to the bottom center of the image. This cap is black with a hose curving up and out to connect on the left. The cap has a square emblem on it. The emblem has a black border with green inside it. The emblem has a white background with a yellow circle with a curved black "T" shape in the bottom half of it. There are two small round spotlights in the top right fifth of the image. They are lit and creating foggy lighting. One spotlight is close to the top left corner on the left edge. The other is above the right red valve cover. It is close to the top edge. The valve covers are flanked by black engine compartment side pieces. They look like black plastic. They have parallel ridges that angle in from the top right and left corners.