Are we the last of the bad boys ?
Are we the last of the bad boys ?
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slackalice

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421 posts

254 months

Tuesday 11th December 2007
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Just pasted this from PH front page, Mmmmmm will others follow I wonder.



Ford has announced that they plan to cut production of the Mustang V8.

The Mustang, launched in 2004, has proved more popular than expected with around 52% of all cars sold being fitted with the V8 unit, more than the planned 70% V6 / 30% V8 split originally forecast.

The V8 model has proved popular since day one, with engine production being increased three times in the first three months of the car being on sale. Now production has been reduced to 45% with the remainder being V6.

Most surprising though is the fact that Ford are cutting V8 production due to rising fuel prices.

Chief Engineer Paul Randle added 'we've got a really respectable fuel economy rate on the V6, with the V6 Mustang giving 24 mpg when equipped with an automatic transmission' hinting that Ford are encouraging buyers to go for the V6 over the more traditional V8.

SplatSpeed

7,491 posts

274 months

Tuesday 11th December 2007
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thats like hiring a spripper then asking for very little titties

whats the point

willisit

2,167 posts

254 months

Tuesday 11th December 2007
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Sounds like bull - the V8 is, and will continue to be, a standard feature in these types of cars - especially when they get bigger, and heavier, year on year.

<Shrugs>

slackalice

Original Poster:

421 posts

254 months

Tuesday 11th December 2007
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SplatSpeed said:
thats like hiring a spripper then asking for very little titties

whats the point
Thank God I like BIG titties party Oh! and Big V8's

SplatSpeed

7,491 posts

274 months

Tuesday 11th December 2007
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slackalice said:
SplatSpeed said:
thats like hiring a spripper then asking for very little titties

whats the point
Thank God I like BIG titties party Oh! and Big V8's
ive got both