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Old September 26th 05, 05:43 PM
Philippe Vessaire
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Stuart & Kathryn Fields wrote:

Just a point. On one 700 mile trip in my VW Jetta TDI, holding the speed
to
between 55 and 60mph, I got 55mpg. Normal use is 45mpg or better.


just googlise that:
diesel "2CDDI-II"
and you will see that
http://www.daihatsu.com/motorshow/frankfurt05/pdf/e.pdf

The most désirable diesel for light aircraft may be hide in the 2CDDI-II
name.
Just wait more news about weight.


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