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1994 Pontiac sunbird. 2.0 liter iron duke had 80 hp when it was brand new. God knows what it was by 2001. Thankfully it had a manual transmission, but that thing REEEEAAAAAALLLY struggled on the smallest hills.
Sounds like a hella inefficient 2.0L.
Oh it absolutely was. It was a weak POS that would last forever. The thing was in service since 1977. I have a 2.0l in my MX-5, and that engine is incredible!