But I thought the Hurricane 6 cyl was the bestest ever FOR THE EURO AND WHO KNOWS WHERE MARKETS -not because of the overuse of plastic and poor rushed design with zero QC and the fact NO ONE wants it- but because on paper it looks good.

But I thought the Hurricane 6 cyl was the bestest evar -not because of the overuse of plastic and poor rushed design with zero QC and the fact NO ONE wants it- but because on paper it looks good.

Regardless of the Hurricane Eng being an established engine- the fact remains it is junk. Maybe a good design with poor execution? Doesn't matter because hard working Americans are screwed when they buy this garbage engine that has no fix-from a company and dealer network who does not care. Even the highly ranked Toyota Company has a garbage 6 cyl in their Tundra. Difference is I see NOBODY- not even loyal Toyota fan boys bragging up how great the new Toyota turbo 6 cyl is. The big three need to make a Robust, well designed powerful NA V8s that will last with common sense Prev maint.

Regardless of the Hurricane Eng being an established engine- the fact remains it is junk. Maybe a good design with poor execution? Doesn't matter because hard working Americans are screwed when they buy this garbage engine that has no fix-from a company and dealer network who does not care. Even the highly ranked Toyota Company has a garbage 6 cyl in their Tundra. Difference is I see NOBODY- not even loyal Toyota fan boys bragging up how great the new Toyota turbo 6 cyl is. The big three need to make a Robust, well designed powerful NA V8s that will last with common sense Prev maint.

Regardless of the Hurricane Eng being an established engine- the fact remains it is junk. Maybe a good design with poor execution? Doesn't matter because hard working Americans are screwed when they buy this garbage engine that has no fix-from a company and dealer network who does not care. Even the highly ranked Toyota Company has a garbage 6 cyl in their Tundra. Difference is I see NOBODY- not even loyal Toyota fan boys bragging up how great the new Toyota turbo 6 cyl is. The big three need to make a Robust, well designed powerful NA V8s that will last with common sense Prev maint.

Fact. Toyota is going to regret dumping the old 5.7 V-8 in favor of the V-6. On the plus side, if you have one of the older Toyotas, their value just went up. My daughter has a 2017 with super low miles that she could still sell for more than she paid brand new (now). The old 4.6/5.7 was a bullet-proof engine, unlike current version. Ram cam out of the RHO which right now, some guys are actually dumb enough to be paying over sticker to get. I suspect the Hurricane trucks will end up being like the fiasco that Ford went through with their early trucks with the twin turbo V6. They bragged them up about how much they could tow and how much HP and torque they had...until guys actually started using them like trucks. All of the guys that I know that had them, did not keep them long. Have no idea what the current version is like, but then Ford rolled out the 7.3 gas, so maybe they learned?

Who says its junk lol, you?

If they were blowing up and unreliable we'd be well aware of it by now. That engine has been in development and testing since at least 2016 from what I've been hearing about it

But I thought the Hurricane 6 cyl was the bestest evar -not because of the overuse of plastic and poor rushed design with zero QC and the fact NO ONE wants it- but because on paper it looks good.