is the v-6 a better value than the i-4

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Asked by weags Jan 11, 2008 at 07:20 AM about the 2007 Kia Optima EX V6

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

both models are loaded which is the better dwal?

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The higher price tag for the V6 won't stop at the dealership - it will follow you to the gas station for each fillup. This simple comparison may help. Smaller Engine = Better fuel economy, Lower performance Larger Engine = Better performance, Lower fuel enconomy

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the 4 cyl only has about 15 hp less and has a timing chain insted of a belt. So the 4cyl doesn't give up much in performance and is cheaper to maintain

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I have a V6 and it's gutless, I mean I go for more pistons if I want a smother engine and more power, it really has neither.. I'd go for the better gas millage and get the I-4.

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