coreyrules6 asked:
I think the V6 counterparts are a complete joke and should have never been made in the 1st place and that whoever thought up making those sports cars with V6 engines instead V8s should burn in hell for making them available to people for a good price who really wanted that V8 power instead. If those V6 models were never available, then people wouldn’t get a car they never truly wanted.
IT’S A SPORTS CAR FOR GOD’S SAKE. UNLESS IT’S GOT THAT V8 BURNOUT POWER, IT DOESN’T DESERVE TO BE CALLED A “SPORTS CAR”.
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6 Responses
2006 Feb 03
ummm….. people perfer 28mpg to 11mpg. I personaly wouldn’t buy one unless i was a chick. no one would take a woman serious if she had a 400hp car. women cannot drive. they gots a cell phone
2006 Feb 04
i agree with you on that one,to me there’s no such thing as a sporty v-6 ,we all had hot rods when we was young,and all of them had v-8,s and now days you hear 4 cylinders and v-6,s that are trying to keep up with v-8,s,its not the same thing as it was 30 years ago ,when your setting behind a big old 440 or a 426 hemi,or even some of the big block Chevy’s.i think they ruined the mustang when they put a 4 cylinder in it,even though a lot of them sold,they were meant to be a v-8 car,Chevy was the only one that stayed true to the sports car with the corvette,it never have a 4 cylinder or a v-6 in it,now days we all want the v-8 sound to come back,and it is,hopefully the v-6 will fade out of the sports cars,good luck on it.
2006 Feb 07
i agree with you, espically when it comes to american muscle, why would u have a v6 mustang? or a camaro?? theirs no point and theyre so slow!
2006 Feb 08
yes i completly agree. theres nothing more beuatiful than hearing an 8 rev. True that 6′s are better on gas but theres no point on having a “sports car” that goes as fast as a family van.
2006 Feb 11
V 8 = speed v6= slow by the way dodge man chevy did put a Inline 6 in the first vetts produced
2006 Feb 12
These are not “sports cars”, V8 engines or not. Sports cars by definition possess good handling qualities, which these cars with their flimsy bodies, ancient suspensions and excessive nose-heaviness do not.