TomServo92

With stricter new SAE test for horsepower, Toyota and Honda find themselves in the unenviable position of having to state reduced horsepower ratings on many of their vehicles while Ford, Chrysler, and GM are actually able to raise advertised HP on some vehicles. For instance, the initial HP for the Fusion was 210 but is now 221 under the new tests. The STS-V went from 440 to 469 and the Viper went from 500 to 510.

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Lalo

Interesting stuff... and all thanks to California law :P
That Hyundai Sonata might sell more now!

Vermillion98

You should see some of the ridiculous "damage control" the Honda and Toyota fan boys are spouting at a lot of the other automotive message boards. They just can't accept that the Holy and Noble Honda and Toyota exaggerated their horsepower numbers.

wifewantedaGT

I bought an '05 Toyota Tacoma with a V-6 last week. It was advertised at 245 HP. Is that number accurate?

TomServo92

You'll just have to wait and see if Toyota releases revised HP figures.

bob

yes, essentially it is a racist attempt to defame asian automakers because domestics cant compete and are suk azz, or some such and or so they beleive. :scratch:

Its a darn shame when you can so easily spot people who are weak in the force!