It is closely related to the ford essex v4 engine produced in displacements of 1.7 l and 2.0 l. Engine overview the essex v6 engine is a notable piece of automotive history that emerged from ford’s engineering division in the late 1960s With a displacement of 3.0 liters, the essex v6 was engineered to deliver a balanced blend of power and. The ford essex v6 engine was a 60° v6 engine built between 1966 and 1981 by the ford motor company in the united kingdom at their engine plant in dagenham, essex, which gave the engine its name. The ford 3.8l v6 engine, introduced in 1982, was ford’s answer to the need for a balance between fuel efficiency and performance during a time when economical engines were crucial when ford introduced its fourth generation mustang in 1993, it needed a potent v6 to power it, but was the 3.8l essex v6 a decent motor or just a v8 wannabe
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