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That engine combo is crazy.
In the F150, your base engine is a 3.3L V6 NA engine. I would argue a less sophisticated engine than the 2.3 Ecoboost. That is paired with a 6 speed auto transmission.
If you select the 2.7L ecoboost in the F150, the increase over the 3.3L is $995 dollars.
If we go to the 3.5L ecoboost, it is $2600. And that is the base Raptor engine!
But get this, if I want to add the 10-speed automatic, it requires the 2.7L and the cost jump is 0 - because the combo comes together for a total of $995.
And if I just go 3.5L ecoboost plus 10-speed transmission, the cost is: $2600 over the base 3.3L + 6 speed. The tranny is part of the engine price.
And Ford is trying to suggest the combo from 2.3 w/ manual to 2.7 w/ auto is $3500?!?!?! That manual has to be a shit transmission if the cost to change is THAT high.
That is ridiculous. $1500 is fair.
In the F150, your base engine is a 3.3L V6 NA engine. I would argue a less sophisticated engine than the 2.3 Ecoboost. That is paired with a 6 speed auto transmission.
If you select the 2.7L ecoboost in the F150, the increase over the 3.3L is $995 dollars.
If we go to the 3.5L ecoboost, it is $2600. And that is the base Raptor engine!
But get this, if I want to add the 10-speed automatic, it requires the 2.7L and the cost jump is 0 - because the combo comes together for a total of $995.
And if I just go 3.5L ecoboost plus 10-speed transmission, the cost is: $2600 over the base 3.3L + 6 speed. The tranny is part of the engine price.
And Ford is trying to suggest the combo from 2.3 w/ manual to 2.7 w/ auto is $3500?!?!?! That manual has to be a shit transmission if the cost to change is THAT high.
That is ridiculous. $1500 is fair.
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