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Diesels are a big business in Europe, where every other car drinks from the black pump, not to mention all of the commercial or commercial-derived vehicles. However, the profile of diesel buyers has changed from economy-minded folk with a high tolerance for agricultural engine sounds to mainstream buyers looking for the best possible blend of performance, economy and usability.
- Vw Unveils All-new 272ps 1.0l 3-cylinder Tsi, 608ps 6.0l W12 Tsi Engines
VW has brought two all-new turbocharged petrol engines and the latest-generation TDI diesels for light commercial vehicles at the Vienna Motor Symposium. Read more »...
- Audi Usa To Launch A4 & Q7 With A 3.0 Turbo Diesel Engine In 2008
Here come the diesels -at last… Audi will launch its diesel-engine “enterprise†in the N. American market in early 2008 with the Q7 3.0 TDI while in mid 2008, U.S. buyers will also be able to opt for the new A4 3.0 TDI. Described by...
- Mercedes E320 Bluetec: California Gets Its First Diesel Car In Years
Mercedes is reintroducing diesel cars in California with the market launch of the E320 BLUETEC, the first diesel-powered vehicle to be available in the sunshine state for nearly a decade -no thanks to California's stringent emissions requirements....
- Diesel's Dressed To Impress
BMW thinks that maybe you'll be able to buy their terrific diesels - at least some of them - in North America, by the end of 2008. Maybe. A huge portion of BMW's American sales are in five states that are diametrically opposed to diesels. Mercedes-Benz...
- Diesel Comeback?
Nissan has announced that 2010 will see diesel Nissans in the North American market. First to debut will likely be the Maxima. There are only a few automakers competing in Europe that don't possess a diesel repertoire. Nissan is a seller and producer...
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Battle of the Diesel Golfs: Old-Gen 170 PS GTD vs New 150 PS TDI
Diesels are a big business in Europe, where every other car drinks from the black pump, not to mention all of the commercial or commercial-derived vehicles. However, the profile of diesel buyers has changed from economy-minded folk with a high tolerance for agricultural engine sounds to mainstream buyers looking for the best possible blend of performance, economy and usability.
Modern diesels deliver, and have been doing so for a good few years now - progress is also unstoppable in the automotive industry, and since diesels bring in a lot of cash, a lot of time is spent improving them.
Read more »- Vw Unveils All-new 272ps 1.0l 3-cylinder Tsi, 608ps 6.0l W12 Tsi Engines
VW has brought two all-new turbocharged petrol engines and the latest-generation TDI diesels for light commercial vehicles at the Vienna Motor Symposium. Read more »...
- Audi Usa To Launch A4 & Q7 With A 3.0 Turbo Diesel Engine In 2008
Here come the diesels -at last… Audi will launch its diesel-engine “enterprise†in the N. American market in early 2008 with the Q7 3.0 TDI while in mid 2008, U.S. buyers will also be able to opt for the new A4 3.0 TDI. Described by...
- Mercedes E320 Bluetec: California Gets Its First Diesel Car In Years
Mercedes is reintroducing diesel cars in California with the market launch of the E320 BLUETEC, the first diesel-powered vehicle to be available in the sunshine state for nearly a decade -no thanks to California's stringent emissions requirements....
- Diesel's Dressed To Impress
BMW thinks that maybe you'll be able to buy their terrific diesels - at least some of them - in North America, by the end of 2008. Maybe. A huge portion of BMW's American sales are in five states that are diametrically opposed to diesels. Mercedes-Benz...
- Diesel Comeback?
Nissan has announced that 2010 will see diesel Nissans in the North American market. First to debut will likely be the Maxima. There are only a few automakers competing in Europe that don't possess a diesel repertoire. Nissan is a seller and producer...