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Originally Posted by fielderLS3
None....IF....the price of the V6 isn't artificially jacked way up to make room for a more expensive "base" engine underneath it, or to "encourage" buyers to not get the better engines (like Ford did with the 2010 Fusion in making the lesser of its two V6s a $2500 standalone option).
That's the assumption I'm basing most of my gripes on.  |
You're seeing the beginning of automakers charging more for less efficient and more powerful engines. This will continue as CAFE rules tighten.
For the Camaro and Mustang this will mean that V8's will be more premium priced in relation to the base engine options than they are now.
V8's will be available for the forseeable future but not as affordable as they are now.