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Old 19-02-2012, 09:45 PM   #28
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Default Re: ecoboost torture test
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Originally Posted by Nic85
All the 4x4 tests I've read in 4x4 magazines containing the Silverado, Ram and F250/350 always sees the Ford coming out on top. The only thing the Silverado has is a slightly faster 0-100km/h time, but put a 5 tonne load on the back and the Ford regains the lead due to it's superior torque. 1085Nm @ 1600rpm will do that, .
yes i agree but if you do a utube search checy did some of there own "tests" that they call REAL world tests...having a go at fords tests....and in theres the chevy smashed the others....but like i said...it was found out to be a scam because of the certain control circumstances they did the test under to hand the chevy the win. DODGY HUH
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