Peoria Ford

Ford introduced EcoBoost technology in 2009, first with a twin-turbocharged 3.5L V6 and steadily expanding. Today, Ford EcoBoost refers to a family of gasoline engines that use turbocharging, direct fuel injection, and variable camshaft timing to produce strong horsepower and torque. The basic idea is simple: give drivers the power they need when accelerating, passing, towing, or climbing while still allowing the engine to operate efficiently during everyday driving.
Here’s how the technology works, what its benefits mean and which Ford may make the most sense for the way you drive.