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Where do these dwarfs come from? It's like we have a cockroach investation, they lay one egg and suddenly there's millions of them!
Anywayz good for you, you can spell. Doesn't make you any smarter then the rest of the world, just qualifies you into the lewser category. Have a good time getting the typo's out this post, I'm sure nobody could give a rats arse.
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Second there are european/ itallian car makers using american engines....Qvale (italy), noble (british), and detomaso (italy) all use or used ford engines.
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How nice, lets get the real facts shall we. Qvale is not Italian. It is a American company which was started in 1947, back then they used to import european sports cars into the US. Their HQ is in California. For some reason they decided to buy a factory in Italy and produce a car there, not a big hit as you can see.
I hope you don't mean the Noble M12 GTO, a car which is partialy funded by Ford.
DaTomaso? I don't know where you get that one from becuase DeTomaso is still an independent producer and all their engines are produced inhouse.
You missed a few other producers who do use Ford engines. Not becuase they are better then other engines, not because they have superior engineering but because they are cheaper.
Just look at F1:
Ford engine: 3 million
Ferrari engine: 9 million
Mercedes engine: 12 million
BMW engine: 20 million
If you wanted to produce a car on a low budget, which one would you choose?
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Next...go to www.gm.com...click on the innovations tab...next click on the powertrains tab...now click on the ecotec icon...you will now see that the ecotec engine was designed by gm (with help), it is clearly a gm engine that is being used in other car makers vehicles.
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Funny cause EcoTec engines were available on Opel cars way before GM ever claimed it was developed by them. And in case you don't get it, EcoTec was developed by Opel, not GM. After the buy out I guess they could say EcoTec was developed by them but it's not.
After the buy out GM sent the engine over to Vauxhaul for further development.