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MP4VT2004
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Not sure I've ever heard anyone argue the Hemi was a better performer...

...but I think most Hemi fans just want a relatively simple, naturally-aspirated V8 that makes decent power, and they don't want the potential headache of forced-induction systems that add failure points and potential reliability issues. If the Hurricane engines prove to be regularly reliable for well over 100,000 miles, then many Hemi fans might be converted, but as far as I am concerned, the jury is still out on the V6.
Posted: 12/30/2025 at 05:34 PM ET
(In response to this post by EDGEMAN)

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EDGEMAN 12/30/25 12:49 PM ET
Not sure I've ever heard anyone argue the Hemi was a better performer...
MP4VT2004 12/30/25 05:34 PM ET
Twin turbo I-6
EDGEMAN 12/30/25 05:44 PM ET
Agreed...but the legendary slant 6 and I-6 engines were naturally aspirated
MP4VT2004 12/30/25 07:02 PM ET
Due to the government mandated fuel economy requirements, you're getting...
EDGEMAN 12/31/25 05:21 AM ET
Yep.**
MP4VT2004 12/31/25 07:20 AM ET
The original Top Gear guys where always amazed the we could get less power
chemhokie 12/30/25 02:50 PM ET
That Hurricane 0-60 time getting down into Tesla territory**
Tuckahokie 12/30/25 01:53 PM ET
I'm a huge I-6 fan, so that's what I would choose anyway...
EDGEMAN 12/30/25 02:42 PM ET