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Pat @ Jan 16th 2008 9:00AM
I agree with the opposition above.
My favourite cars have been subcompacts with small 4 cyl engines and 5 speed transmissions.
I didn't care how slow my Tercel got to 100km/h because I had fun getting it there.
Larger 4 cyl engines may be more fun ton drive but they do not give you the fuel economy you'd expect --and you know what, they still can't make it up the hill.
The only thing the great HP allows you to do is drive faster and harder and consume more fuel.