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I can't remember where i saw it, but november 2017 is what I've seen so far.
What really has me excited is the fact that it is NOT a VM engine. Both the ram 1500 and chevy colorado diesels use Italian VM engines. The ram 3.0 eco-diesel is proving itself to be problematic and short-lived. It's too early to tell on the 2.7 "duramax"
The 3.0 powerstroke is a ford designed and produced engine. From what i userstand, it is already in use in Europe in one of the land rovers with good feedback so far.
What really has me excited is the fact that it is NOT a VM engine. Both the ram 1500 and chevy colorado diesels use Italian VM engines. The ram 3.0 eco-diesel is proving itself to be problematic and short-lived. It's too early to tell on the 2.7 "duramax"
The 3.0 powerstroke is a ford designed and produced engine. From what i userstand, it is already in use in Europe in one of the land rovers with good feedback so far.
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I can't remember where i saw it, but november 2017 is what I've seen so far.
What really has me excited is the fact that it is NOT a VM engine. Both the ram 1500 and chevy colorado diesels use Italian VM engines. The ram 3.0 eco-diesel is proving itself to be problematic and short-lived. It's too early to tell on the 2.7 "duramax"
The 3.0 powerstroke is a ford designed and produced engine. From what i userstand, it is already in use in Europe in one of the land rovers with good feedback so far.
What really has me excited is the fact that it is NOT a VM engine. Both the ram 1500 and chevy colorado diesels use Italian VM engines. The ram 3.0 eco-diesel is proving itself to be problematic and short-lived. It's too early to tell on the 2.7 "duramax"
The 3.0 powerstroke is a ford designed and produced engine. From what i userstand, it is already in use in Europe in one of the land rovers with good feedback so far.
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So it's true?? F150 diesel option.
So many questions, so little answers.
What will the cost be??
Will it really shut off at every red light?
Milage, HP/Torque ratings?
Towing?
Availability?
How practical will it really be next to the Ecoboost?
What will the cost be??
Will it really shut off at every red light?
Milage, HP/Torque ratings?
Towing?
Availability?
How practical will it really be next to the Ecoboost?
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" Diesel sales are scheduled to begin in the autumn of 2017."
http://www.sintercast.com/file/docum...17-English.pdf
and
Diesel sales are scheduled to begin in the autumn of 2017.
from
http://www.sintercast.com/file/docum...45827468en.pdf
I think Ford will start sales just after the State Fair of Texas
