Ford EcoBoost engines - PROBLEMS AND WEAKNESSES

Ford EcoBoost engines are a family of turbocharged, direct-injection gasoline engines designed to deliver improved fuel efficiency and performance compared to traditional naturally aspirated engines. They range from small, three-cylinder units to larger, V6 configurations, catering to a wide variety of vehicles from compact cars to large trucks and SUVs. Ford introduced the EcoBoost line in 2009, aiming to provide customers with engines that offer the power of larger engines but with the fuel economy of smaller ones. By combining turbocharging and direct fuel injection, EcoBoost engines achieve higher efficiency and lower emissions without sacrificing performance.