It was known for its:
* Power: While not the most powerful engine of its time, it offered respectable power output for its era, making it suitable for larger vehicles and performance applications. Exact horsepower varied depending on the year and specific application (e.g., car versus truck).
* Torque: It was particularly known for its strong torque, making it good for towing and hauling.
* Reliability: Generally considered a reliable engine, although like all engines, its longevity depended on proper maintenance.
The 352 was used in a variety of Ford vehicles, including cars, trucks, and even some boats. It's often considered a classic American V8 and is popular among enthusiasts for restoration and hot-rodding projects. It's a significant part of Ford's automotive history.
