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The 3.7 liter engine is so they can do the usual BMW/Mercedes rounding up of their badges.
The Ford GT gets the extra points because it will be going to the track in anger and I think for that reason deserves the GT name more than the McLaren deserves the GTR name.
This knob makes me go FASTER?!
Pretty much any British sports car. Many of them were (and still are) fantastic on the track but are absolute torture to drive (or attempt to drive) on a regular basis.
That's pretty impressive, as most EcoBoost owners are struggling to get EPA.
I've got the Ecodiesel in the Grand Cherokee and it is rated at 28 mpg but I can get up to 34 mpg doing 65 mph on the highway. Real world I normally get 26-28 combined. Real world MPGs diesels do much better meeting and exceeding EPA whereas gas engines don't. If you can hypermile a 3.5 EB then read up on the…
Me as I tell the hundredth jabroni where his tire valves were. You live in the desert!
