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Originally Posted by Inferno2SS
People buying a base version of a Camaro or Mustang are more interested in the looks of the car then the number of cylinders in my opinion. Its not like back in the day when 4 cylinder cars put out 150 HP if you were lucky, the 2.0T has 295 lbs of torque which is more then enough power for most entry level consumers. Especially on a lighter alpha platform.
As long as they still offer a v8 I dont know why anyone would care. Not everyone is looking to mod their Camaros / Mustangs for more performance, so it would only make sense to capitalize on the weight / fuel mileage of 4 cylinders that are already in their lineup.
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This not only that most people buying it is younger people either for their high school kids or college kids. A v8 is gonna cost more for insurance purposes but a 4cy shouldn't/wont be as much.