Description: Ford has already had no problem getting F-150 buyers to go with a smaller, forced-induction engine, and now they're looking to extend this philosophy to cars which already have small engines. The...Add Comments5
Bryan Wesly PascualSep 14, 2011 20 yrs from now, there will be an EcoBoost 0.2 L producing 100 hp @ 3500rpm & 140+ lb/ft @ 700 rpm
Michael BeachSep 13, 2011 The ecoboost f150 is great but I wonder how a 3cyl 1.0L will perform?
Description: The 118hp version, which is the one the US is more likely to get, will also produce an impressive 125lb-ft of torque. These figures are roughly similar to the 1.6-liter unit currently in use, as is th...Add Comments2
Simon TrépanierSep 15, 2011 Good numbers for a small engine but I Hope that the sound of that motor will be ok. I drove a 3 cyl Toyota Yaris in France and i was not impress with the noise...
Ted FernandezSep 13, 2011 that's a pretty good torque figure.. it's not gonna win drag races but it should be enough for everyday driving..
20 yrs from now, there will be an EcoBoost 0.2 L producing 100 hp @ 3500rpm & 140+ lb/ft @ 700 rpm
Base jetted make 170-80 with the 2.5
Wow, that makes more than the current base VW Jetta.
Loud and goes nowhere. Lol
The ecoboost f150 is great but I wonder how a 3cyl 1.0L will perform?