Why did Volkswagen opt for superchargers instead of turbochargers?

Why did Volkswagen opt for superchargers instead of turbochargers?

I have a compound charged VW, but what do you mean exactly?

mine has a turbo water you talking about op

Don't all new models come with the TDI badge?

YES

T OF TDI STANDS IN FACT FOR SUPERCHARGER AND NOT TURBO.

the diesel models are TDI
what do you mean?

Turbocharged Direct Injection some shit

Wrong. T stands for Turbosupercharged.

Wrong again.
T stands for TrueN/A

Stupid fuck. It stands for tiny dick injectors

Are you retarded? Diesel engine VW's are "TDI" across the board.

Turbo engines get labelled TSI.

TSI stands for “turbocharged straight injection” and was inspired by the technology of Volkswagen's TDI Clean Diesel and FSI direct fuel injection engines.

>TDI
Turbocharged Direct Injection, diesel only

>TSI
Turbocharged Stratified Injection, petrol only

>SDI
Suction Diesel Injection/Suction Diesel Direct Injection, N/A diesel only

>twist off oil filter to change it
>it dumps its residual oil all over the turbo sitting directly beneath it

Who the FUCK designed that shit

but why the fuck would you want a NA diesel? any stock diesel can run a turbo
That is clearly a supercharger

That's an alternator pal

wew lad, lurk before bosting

Idk they sound like turbos when I drive them but I dont have much experience with superchargers.

>but why the fuck would you want a NA diesel?
It's good choice if you have small company and fleet of pic related because they were reliable, cheap to maintain and economical. Nowadays TDIs are much better than before and they made SDIs obsolete

>turbocharged straight injection
Turbo stratified injection you silly fuck

then what does FSI mean?

t. 2.0 FSI driver

Fuel stratified injection, petrol with direct injection