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You want to know the reason why diesels haven't caught on in North America? One word - sulfur. We have too much sulfur in the diesel here in the US. This cheap grade of diesel fuel will run havoc on the more sophisticated diesels offered overseas and cause an increase in emissions.
Dude, there are a bunch of diesels in Europe that offer better acceleration than their gasoline counter parts. BMW's 120d has 163bhp, goes 0 - 60 in under 8 seconds, and achieves 49.6 miles per gallon. BRING DIESEL TO THE US!!!!!
Mercedes, BMW, Jaguar, Volkswagon, Ford, and many other manufacturers are offering diesels to many markets throughout the world. To put it simple, forget everything you know or think you know about diesel engines you remember a s kid. They are way different now.
Benz and Volkwagon offered diesel vehicles in the United States, with each generation becoming cleaner, smoother, and more powerful than the last. Diesels today are nothing like the old ones
Volkswagon offered diesel as well, although they had a habit for spewing blue smoke from the tail pipe. It was nasty and people hated it. They would be making more of these if people bought them, trust me
Mercedes Benz had better luck in the 1980s with a bunch of vehicles available with diesel engines. They offered amazing durability although they were rough, noisy,and smoked quite a bit. It turned people off
In 1980, GM modified their 350ci gas V8 to run on diesel fuel. The result [beep] ed. These engines offered better fuel economy but little else. They were very slow, and not very reliable. Loud too
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