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Re: engines?
For a daily drive, the number of cylinders matters very little. A 2.0 liter 4-cylinder is just as capable as a 2.0 liter 6-cylinder, its just that typically the six is smoother since the power is divided among more pulses. Its all dependent on what you want. Look at power, torque, and MPG and choose the one that suits you best.
In general, for a daily drive, look at torque numbers. The higher the torque at the lower the RPM rating, the better your daily drive will be. The Honda S2000 makes tons of power from its little 2.0L engine, but you have to rev it to 7000 RPMs to get it. Fun to drive, but you have to drive it. It requires thought and a little different driving technique.
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