TDI coming to US?
#4
11-13-2006 | 02:40 AM
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RE: TDI coming to US?
ORIGINAL: Flip
I am not a big fan of diesels so personally I hope they don't bring it to the United States.
I am not a big fan of diesels so personally I hope they don't bring it to the United States.
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#5
11-16-2006 | 08:41 PM
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RE: TDI coming to US?
ORIGINAL: Chef
I wasn't either before I bought my first TDI, but own one and you'll change your tune quickly! I'd buy one in a heartbeat if they came to the US. I modded the hell out of my TDI and it was a torque monster. Just tap your right foot in any gear at any speed and your butt would sink back into the seat. It wouldn't win you drag races, but real-world driving was awesome. So was the 45+ MPG!!!
Cheers!
I wasn't either before I bought my first TDI, but own one and you'll change your tune quickly! I'd buy one in a heartbeat if they came to the US. I modded the hell out of my TDI and it was a torque monster. Just tap your right foot in any gear at any speed and your butt would sink back into the seat. It wouldn't win you drag races, but real-world driving was awesome. So was the 45+ MPG!!!
Cheers!
#8
11-21-2006 | 11:28 PM
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RE: TDI coming to US?
ORIGINAL: Flip
I think the hybrid cars are going to mark the end of tuner cars but I sure hope not.
I think the hybrid cars are going to mark the end of tuner cars but I sure hope not.
People in america don't like diseals b/c they associate them with pouring out black smoke and that black smoke with pollution. It will take a long time for them to realize that TDI cars don't really have smoke.
I myself would buy a diseal if I could.
#9
11-22-2006 | 01:49 AM
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RE: TDI coming to US?
I personally think that the hybrids would work much better with the diesel technology. You can still modify to get the best out of the diesel engine, but save money and fuel with the hybrid option. You'd get the best of both worlds. Economy all of the time and power when you need it!
Cheers!
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