I want to point out, while fueleconomy.gov doesn't list the specific engine differentiator for the '4A-F', option 1 does actually match this car, at least by process of elimination.
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Originally Posted by christofoo
...Fueleconomy.gov lists 3 cars that are similar: - 1.6L "(FFS)" 5-spd manual - 26city/32highway/28combined MPG
- 1.6L "4A-GE (FFS)" 5-spd manual - 23/28/25 MPG
- 1.6L "4A-FE (FFS)" 5-spd manual - 20/26/22 MPG
Is option 1 supposed to be the 4A-F? It doesn't say....[/LIST] |
All option 1 says about the engine is that it's 1.6L 4cyl FFS. All of the engines in 6th gen Corollas, including 4A-F, are 1.6L 4cyl FFS (Feedback Fuel System = O2 sensor). So there is no contradiction with Option 1 = 4A-F, and by process of elimination, that must be it. (Or else the 4A-F cars are a subset of Option 1, for all I know there may be some 2wd 4A-FE Corollas that also belong with Option 1, perhaps that is why they didn't include the specific engine differentiator.)