Why would you ever own anything other than a diesel? Literally 100+ mpg motorway driving.
2.2 litre 2016 Honda Civic
Why would you ever own anything other than a diesel? Literally 100+ mpg motorway driving.
2.2 litre 2016 Honda Civic
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Petrol cars are more fun to drive and sound nicer.
Diesel has no advantages if you drive
Not available, and it isn't either my 95 GMC 4x4 short, nor my 2005 Chev extcab 2x4...
diesel is love
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>driving a tractor with cuckold-tier displacement
>smelly diesels
>loud
>smelly
>cancerous
I think my 1000cc Africa twin get's similar efficiency while still doing 0-100 in 4 seconds or so.
Put a top box on it and commute on it, legally splitting lanes and such. Pretty good.
I get almost the same mpg in my gas powered car and don“t need to pay as much taxes.
>118mpg
>698 mile range
Jelly AF
>Looked up price of diesel in the UK
>Literally cheaper than the US
wtf i hate britain now
EGR and other emissions-equipment that fuck shit up
Colder to warm up
Takes less well to starting in cold temperatures
Petrol more suited to high-power engines for fast cars
Nox-emissions
Diesel is more expensive than petrol in many places in the world
Slower to warm up, not colder
sounds like farts and has no go
>more expensive to buy
>sounds like shit
>smells like shit
>not as fun
Why would I?
>less expensive to run
>lasts longer
A decent sized diesel with a turbo > average petrol.
Depends on the drivers needs and driving style/pattern
>owning a smelly 4 cylinder cuck-mobile
I really hope you have a weekend driver that's actually fun to drive otherwise, why are you even on a hobbyist board when your sole vehicle is an appliance?
Well, your sole vehicle is a public bus, yet here you are.
I can reset the fuel mileage calculator and take a picture too.
I like hitting the rev limiter in my 2.0 at 8300 rpm.
>more expensive to buy
Not really
>sounds like shit
In some cases it sounds better
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Mine decatted e39 sounds beautifull too
>smells like shit
True
>not as fun
Objective