The V8 waste more gas because it has two more pistons to use more plus V6 are more reliable
A V8 engine differs from a V6 engine in many ways. A V8 engine is larger, more powerful, will make the vehicle go faster and will be more expensive on gas than a V6.
I had a 95' F-150 V8 I got about 13 MPG. Now I have a 2004 F-150 V6 & get about 17-20 MPG.
A v8 has two more cylinders. Wich normally means more power :) but also normally means less gas mileage.
Depends if it's a V6 or V8 It is a V8.
There were 3 choices: the 3.8L V6 gas, the 5.0L V8 gas, and the 5.7L V8 diesel.
The four cylinder has a throttle body injected gas engine.The V6 and V8 are a multi port injection gas engine.The four cylinder has a throttle body injected gas engine.The V6 and V8 are a multi port injection gas engine.
Depends if it's a V6 or V8
The V8 engine has ( 2 ) more engine cylinders than the V6 engine
v8 because it has more cylinders which means more horsepower, but there are other engines that are more powerful than a v8. they are v10 and v12
That depends if its a v8 it would be most likely to be bad on gas v6 is a lot better on gas mileage.
Either a 229 cid V6, a 305 cid gas V8 or 350 cid diesel V8.
The size of the engine has nothing to do with the cost to fill a fuel tank. I had two 86 Olds Cutlass cars....both with an 18 gallon tank. One with a 307 V8, the other a V6. The V8 got 25 MPG on the highway and the V6 got 18 MPG. It cost exactly the same to put 18 gallons of fuel in each car. In my case, the V6 had to be filled more often.