The biggest negative I can think of for the V6 really has nothing to do with the quality of the enigne itself. I'm afraid that it will probably be dropped by Ford, that the EcoBoost is the engine of the future and everyone is going to want one of those, and no one is going to want the old V6...
And your insurance would be higher, and the MSRP would be higher, and the sales tax would be higher, and the gas would be more, and the f/r balance would be front, and the car would be heavy.
See. That's what I mean. In practice, the V8 is expensive for a lot of different reasons. And the eB...
See, that's what I mean. I appreciate Fox's understanding, but there's a perception based upon statistics and tests that the GT is faster. Right, it has a higher top speed and can traverse the 1/4 quicker, but in the real world I don't think it matters. You have to slow down when you get close...
Wait a minute ... I haven't had a flat tire in forever. tires don't often go flat these days and if they do, I sure ain't going to change it. Are you saying I should drag around an extra 40 lbs of tire, rim and jack everywhere I go, or do you unload the thing in the garage in case I need it...
Well, it's about .45 x 15 gallons = $6.75/tank. The mileage ratings you're using assume you aren't using a lot of turbo boost. They vary a lot and don't tell much of a story because global warming. If you make power you use gas.
I don't want the power seats because then I can't put an amplifier under the driver's seat. Also, I believe the power seat sits about 1/2" higher and I'm tall. Fortunately, the passenger seat will still be manual. But if the battery is on the driver's side, I have to lengthen the power line...
I was wrong when I said this. I just went for gas. Regular 87 was $2.759. Premium 93 was $3.209!!!
Midgrade is 89 octane which isn't good for anything.
That's $0.45 /gallon extra for premium gas! That's a ton. That is not insignificant and it is not paid for by the mileage increase of...