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Re: Why There’s No Powershift Option On The Ford Fiesta Ecoboost
AMC_CJ - A tad less then 23k for the Mustang (before taxes and all of that great stuff). The Fiesta I saw on the lot, but had been sold,... -
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CJinSD - You’re right CelticPete. Car and Driver tested a 3 cylinder 1.0 liter Ecoboost Focus. It was pathetically slower(2.7... -
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niky - Whereas the modern equivalent (in terms of size and specs), the Mitsubishi Mirage, gets 40… combined. Of course, having driven both, the Mirage is nowhere... -
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Beerboy12 - Two things. One is the Fiesta is a small car so a 2 liter would be to big. Second, Turbo’s are about pressure... -
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Re: Ford Bets Big On Four Cylinder Mills
Marcelo de Vasconcellos - i’ll easily beat all of you, in the less is more department. Our two cars have in total 2.0L, 8 cylinders and 143 horsies. -
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I would be flipping that sucker so fast there would be a hurricane warning. All I smell is more parts parts parts assuming you would be giving a warranty of some sort. Take the $600 and run is my thought. Who the hell would want to gas it up anyway. 12 cylinders would get you less than 10mpg i would imagine.
Gone with the wind on this one.