Sentences with phrase «few more horses»

Maybe Stan will buy a few more horses for his ranch?

If chevy throws a few more horses on the newer Cruzes this car would be perfect in my opinion!

This isn't a fast car by any means (the newly rebadged 2017 Toyota 86 coming this fall will have a few more horses).

And although the engine only has a few more horses to call upon, the delivery is stronger in the midrange and sharper everywhere.

And it's expected to produce a few more horses than the Range Rover Sport Supercharged that already puts out an eye - watering 510 hp — good enough to send it to 60 mph in just 4.6 seconds.

The first was a 2.8 - liter, four - cylinder engine that could push out 175 horsepower, while the upgraded option was a 3.5 - liter five - cylinder that could crank out a few more horses, providing 220 hp for Colorado drivers.

Ares Design didn't install a rear wing on this show car unlike most of the other tuners out there, but they did increase power on the 610hp V10 engine by reprogramming the ECU... a nice 650hp is now available with the original exhaust installed, if you go for the optional titanium unit you'll probably gain a few more horses...

Stepping on the gas, the exhaust lets out an aggressive note, although the 3.5 - liter V - 6 engine itself is unchanged, merely getting better air flow, and probably a few more horses, from the F Sport air intake.

Engine could use a few more horses and the automatic transmission takes some getting used to but wife loves it so I got no bad things to say about it.

The SUV is expected to land in 2019 as a 2020 model year vehicle, by which time it'll probably gain a few more horses and miles of pure - electric range thanks to advancements in tech between now and then.

As with the base coupe and sedan, the 2.2 feels as if it could use a few more horses to maneuver the hills and more insulation to tone down the racket.

Perhaps keeping the mileage rating at an acceptable 17 mpg city / 22 mpg highway while offering four - wheel - drive is the reason the 3.5 feels as if it could use a few more horses up the inclines and, no doubt, when the SUV is full of people and their gear.

Taking this rig off - road, the V6 handled its job just fine but I still feel a few more horses would have made for some extra fun and further justify the price tag.

Ample get up and go, but some would argue that a few more horses or a few more foot - pounds of torque — or both — would make it even more responsive.

Is this just a Z06 with a few more horses?

Maybe a tad bit less weight, or direct injection for a few more horses.