Not exact matches
ARB issued to Volkswagen AG, Audi AG, Volkswagen Group of America, Inc., Porsche AG and Porsche Cars North America an In Use Compliance Letter addressing concerns
over test results for 2014, 2015, and 2016 vehicles with 3.0
L diesel engines, alleging that these model years included defeat devices...
The
diesel will be available on the LT and Z71 Crew Cab models, in either 2WD or 4WD, with a $ 3,730 option price tag
over the comparable 3.6
L V - 6 model.
Dropping the LTG 250 horsepower 2.0
L DOHC - 4v 4 - cyl turbo won't happen; but given how anemic it's 1.4
L DOHC - 4v 4 - cyl turbo which makes just 138 hp, it's a miracle that Chevy can get
over 6,000 buyers as even the LWC 1.6
L DOHC - 4v 4 - cyl turbo making 200 hp (from the Buick Cascada) would be a big jump in performance although another viable alternative would be 1.6
L turbo -
diesel that is an option in both the Chevy Equinox and Cruze as it's 240 lb - ft of torque could transform the personality of the Chevy Trax.
The Jeep's responsive
diesel four - cylinder is naturally quite frugal (8.1
L / 100 km
over a test loop), and is matched to the smooth - shifting nine - speed automatic transmission.
The EcoDiesel might not have the roar or performance figures of the 5.7
L V8 (0 - 60 takes about 9 seconds for the
diesel compared to just a hair
over 7 seconds for the V8), but it is a very capable engine.
For example, stepping up to the
diesel from the 3.3
L gas V - 6 is $ 8,200, while opting for the
diesel over the 2.7
L EcoBoost V - 6 is $ 7,500.
Taking the
diesel option
over the 5.0
L V - 8 costs $ 5,650.
Engine options including the 1.2
L Kappa petrol, 1.4 Gamma petrol (auto only), and 1.4
L U2 CRDi
diesel are likely to be carried
over.
Seems like petrol is taking
over diesel and Audi has launched the new A4 very efficient 1.4
L TFSI four cylinder engine.
The powerful and torquey 1.2
L turbocharged petrol engine and a 1.5
L turbocharged
diesel engine gives Nexon an edge
over competition with best - in - class performance, and versatility offered by 3 drive modes (Eco, City & Sport) which adapt the engine performance as per the driver's preference.
The QASHQAI model range has also been rejigged, with the slow - selling
diesel models gone and an additional mid-grade ST -
L joining carry -
over ST (entry - level) and Ti (premium) petrol range.
The 1.2
L i - VTEC petrol and 1.5
L i - DTEC
diesel engines are likely to be carried
over from the outgoing model with minor updates.
The 1.4
L diesel manual, 1.6
L petrol manual, 1.6
L petrol automatic, 1.6
L diesel manual, and 1.6
L diesel automatic engine and transmission options will be carried
over as is.
The latest offering of this group, the Audi A8
L 4.2 TDI Quattro, was introduced last year in the country when it came out featuring a 4.2 - litre, V8, CRDI, turbo
diesel mill, promising impressive peak power and torque outputs of 346bhp at 4000rpm and 800Nm
over 1750 - 2750rpm respectively.
Fuel consumption towing
over 180 km averaged 15.9
L / 100 km — which is pretty good for a heavy V8
diesel, and not all that much worse than its consumption when not towing (where it achieved average of 11.7
L / 100 km
over 400 km of mostly highway work).
The
diesel variant also costs $ 5,250 more at purchase than the comparably equipped 2.5
L, leading to significant cost premium for the
diesel option when assessed
over the first 5 - years of ownership.
The
diesel variant also costs $ 5,250 more at purchase than the comparably equipped 2.5
L, leading to a combined 14 % cost premium for the
diesel option when assessed
over the first 5 - years of ownership.
Output and fuel consumption figures for the carry -
over engines are 109kW, 192Nm and 6.1
L / 100 km (auto FWD) for the 2.0 - litre petrol variants, or 77kW, 270Nm and 4.8
L / 100 km (auto FWD) for the 1.5 - litre turbo -
diesel.
With the GM 2.8
L diesel gaining only 2 MPG
over the 2.5
L gasoline engine, while adding 440 pounds to its curb weight, the
diesel fuel economy gains are not sufficient to offset the higher emission factor for
diesel fuel, with the
diesel option producing 4 % more CO2 - equivalent emissions
over the truck's life - cycle.
The Ricardo 3.2
L produces almost the same power and torque as the non chipped 6.6
L duramax
diesel (roughly 350 HP and 600 ft lb torque burning E85) but is much less costly to build and weighs just
over half as much.
As much as most of the judges liked the Duramax
diesel and Allison transmission, the latest revision of the Ford 6.7
L Power Stroke had a noticeable edge in power and torque
over the LML.
Answers to frequently asked questions about the 6.6
L Duramax
diesel, which has been offered in six variations
over the course of more than a decade.
Fuel consumption in combined - cycle testing favours this Equinox variant (6.9
L / 100 km) by nearly three litres
over the 2.4 - litre Captiva auto (front - wheel drive) and 1.3
L / 100 km ahead of the Captiva 5, even with a 2.2 - litre
diesel / auto combination.
Both the engines manage to return a healthy fuel efficiency of
over 15 km /
l for the petrol and 19 km /
l for the
diesel.