Alonso told the El Larguero programme on Cadena Ser radio that the cars are "less demanding" than ever.
"The cars are less attractive," he admitted. "There is less of a feeling of speed. It's about saving the tyres, saving the fuel.
"If F1 is to be more saving than attacking, I will think if I will continue," said Alonso.
In the meantime, McLaren has made steady progress following their dismal 2014 campaign, and Alonso believes that if this continues, McLaren will be in a good position in 2017.
"The aim next year is to be in the fight for the title," he confirmed.
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