What does an inboard motor look like?

An inboard motor typically consists of a compact engine mounted inside the boat's hull, often with a large, square or rectangular engine cover. It usually features a combination of exhaust and cooling systems, with visible components such as belts, hoses, and wiring. The motor is connected to a transmission and driveshaft, which extends through the hull to a propeller. Overall, inboard motors are designed for efficiency and performance, often housed within a dedicated engine compartment.