Forget The V6 Turbocharged And Boosted Small Engines Are The Future
Engine size is defined by displacement, the combined volume of the cylinders expressed in either cubic inches (350 cubic inches) or the metric equivalent (5.7 liters). For years, carmakers satisfied market demands for more power simply by making larger-displacement—and thirstier—engines. But thanks to the first major tightening of Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) regulations in decades and customer preference for higher efficiency, the trend now is for smaller, not bigger, engines....