If the government says "you must own a 4 cylinder" what would you buy?
05-19-09, 03:26 PM
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If the government says "you must own a 4 cylinder" what would you buy?
Lets say your next car has to be a 4 cylinder b/c the government (you know the people that know better
) says so. Since they are the government (you know the people that are some of our brightest) they don't say what kind of 4 cylinder. It can be a SUV or a sports car.
What do you buy? It can be any 4 cylinder produced in the past and anything in the near future (less than 3 years).
What do you drive?
Just thinking of going back to a 4-cylinder is making my head hurt.
) says so. Since they are the government (you know the people that are some of our brightest) they don't say what kind of 4 cylinder. It can be a SUV or a sports car. What do you buy? It can be any 4 cylinder produced in the past and anything in the near future (less than 3 years).
What do you drive?
Just thinking of going back to a 4-cylinder is making my head hurt.
05-19-09, 03:31 PM
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I drive whatever I choose, but that might mean paying the price even more (including a big gas guzzler tax). Currently there are no 4-bangers that meet my personal criteria.
05-19-09, 03:34 PM
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HS250h even though I dislike the exterior its the only hybrid other then a Prius I like. Plus its one of the only entry-level luxury hybrids 
It be nice to see if Porsche comes out with an inline-4 something on the lines of the 356/550. Seeing they for sure can have like 1.5-2.5L inline-4 with some power now.
It be nice to see if Porsche comes out with an inline-4 something on the lines of the 356/550. Seeing they for sure can have like 1.5-2.5L inline-4 with some power now.
Last edited by JessePS; 05-19-09 at 03:39 PM.
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