Allamakee1 wrote:
Ok..... So even if we accept your hidden numbers that still leaves the most powerful/less efficient is only purchased 40% of the time and customers opt for cheaper less powerful/more efficient engines options 60% of the time. That's not the vast majority you were preaching earlier.
There you go again leaving out information to fit your agenda. Combined the higher powered engines options(3.5L EB/5.0L) make up about 65% of engines sold. The less powerful versions of the two make up for 35% of engines sold. The 2.7L EB is an more fuel efficient alternative to the 3.5L EB and the 3.3L is the more fuel efficient alternative to the 5.0L for those that don't want turbos.
