This is making the rounds of the driver-training people on Facebook right now. It’s interesting to watch for a few reasons. Critique it yourself then click the jump.
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This is making the rounds of the driver-training people on Facebook right now. It’s interesting to watch for a few reasons. Critique it yourself then click the jump.
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BigOlds - Gee, I didn’t know that Ford had 53% market share. When did that happen? I think you mean Ford has seen the market share held by 4-cylinder engines go...
IHateCars - “Look Kids….Big Ben, Parliament!” “It’s amazing….I can’t get left!!”
jmo - For full size trucks it would seem that a Mercedes like 2.2L diesel with 200bhp and 360lb/ft would be a good fit – at least for fleet users.
MMH - Thanks for deleting my note that your contact form is broken. May I assume that means it has been fixed?
Luke42 - My FWD cars have turned out to be reliable appliances. Except for my 1989 Ford...
Robstar - The article says automakers don’t sell 3 cylinder engines, but I thought the Smart car had/has a 3?
mkirk - Having looked at the Panther WIKI page, I still prefer the early ones and would add a Panther based Continental to the list. Panther + Opera window = win!
mkirk - They are hard to register if you do get em and the Army doesn’t let the ones you would want hit the civilian market…the non up armored ones upgraded...
DeadWeight - You will be able to have your Ford-Lincoln with any motor you wish so long as it has 4 or fewer cylinders. Black paint may or may not an extra cost option.
Gentle Ted - Why not? They have been used in most Countries other than in North America, Gasoline or Petrol is very expensive outside of the USA so good 4 cyl engines...