The 6.1 is comming!!
Posting Guru
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Ummm, you do know who your dealing with on that one right?
Actually no, he is the one helping to get the final approvals for the 6.1 that is comming. ( just staying on topic )
Please reference my first reply above......
Finally, the anwer I've been looking for!
Oh you just wait......
Good morning everyone!
Please reference my first reply above......
Finally, the anwer I've been looking for!
Oh you just wait......
Good morning everyone!
Posting Guru
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The first sentence doesn't make any sense. The second sentence - unlikely.
Cargo Master
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sure it does.
well your version of 'unlikely' might differ from the rest of the world. And heck, not all of my V8s are in trucks. My worst V8 gets at best 4mpg. How many people here can say that? And be proud of the fact?
The second sentence - unlikely.
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Post Fiend
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Quaddriver, you do realize your getting on alot of people verves around here with your BS. I sugest you chill alittle. Opinions are one thing, but you get to the point of radical. If the 6.2 excits you this much, wait untill they release the 7.0, the V-10 replacement ha ha.
Posting Guru
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I wouldn't hold out for anything though.....
Postmaster
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That's because Americans won't want economical vehicles as long as the gas is cheap.
European governments tax fuel so heavily that the people don't have a choice but to buy the efficient cars.
Gas in Europe was $7.00 - $8.00 + for most of 2008 in UK and even over $9.00 - $10.00 in Germany, Belgium and Netherlands at some points in 2008.
If the US government taxed fuel like those countries, the story of fuel efficient vehicles not being profitable would change faster than you can fall out of bed.
