TDBlog writers talk all day long about the benefits of diesel technology. TDI enthusiast site TDIClub phrases it perfectly, a well tuned turbodiesel is about fuel economy, longevity, and performance. There are not any real diesel alternatives that meet all three things. Fuel economy? Try matching a TDI’s fuel efficiency with a turbocharged gasoline motor. Longevity? 300,000 miles without breaking a sweat. Performance? Lets say that driving a hybrid or a fuel-sipping four cylinder gasoline motor doesn’t leave the same impression.
It is for these reasons the writers at TDIBlog are so passionate about TDIs. At the heart of it we are passionate about cars in general, and we recognize that the TDI is the most attractive option on the market today for a fun to drive, daily ride for those that cover a lot of miles.
Recently, however, the diesel argument has been weakened. Car buyers in the United States have extremely limited diesel options – Volkswagen, BMW and Mercedes. The only car maker in that list that is a mainstream (non-luxury) maker is Volkswagen. Volkswagen, however, has failed to properly market their diesel offerings. Today, making the case to buy a diesel is more difficult than ever.
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