thats a great price. maybe then we will boot california's ideals and start allowing the advanced diesel cars that get 60 mpg to be sold in this
country.
if you go to here
Volkswagen UK
and select the engine
s 1.9 TDI 105ps 5dr and you will find
Pferdestärken* ----------------------------------------105
Engine cubic capacity ---------------------------------1896
Fuel Consumption
Urban---------------------------------------------------- 42.2mpg - 6.7l/100km
Extra-urban --------------------------------------------
61.4mpg - 4.6l/100km
Combined------------------------------------------------53.3mpg - 5.3l/100km
Engine emissions---------------------------------------143g/km
Engine noise levels-------------------------------------73.0dB
Engine maximum Speed**----------------------------116mph - 187km/h
Engine acceleration 0-62mph-------------------------11.3secs
Maximum output PS-------------------------------------105
at RPM 4000
Maximum torque ----------------------------------------184 lbs.ft / 250 Nm
at RPM 1900
Insurance group rating---------------------------------6
up to 61mpg wholly cow thats huge. better than most hybrids
now the usa web site
Volkswagen USA
you will find that the golf with the tdi diesel engine has been derated down to only 44mpg. that's 100 percent bullsh*t
now which would you want sold here in the us.
a car that gets 61 mpg or 44mpg
i know what my choice is. i just want to know if i can get one from europe with a left hand drive. i can't read the german site of vw but if i
recall correctly germany is a left hand drive cars. I want one and i'll pay to have it shipped over here. even if i can't resell it here. bite me
california and the epa
my current commute to and from work would barely use a gallon of diesel. lots of people would barely use half a gallon a day or less.
swap out the gas engines in your current hybrids for the same diesel engine and then you have some serious mpg. maybe on the order of 100+mpg