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Old May 26th 07, 07:49 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Sally W
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Default Tow cars and trailers/ Off topic

At 21:36 25 May 2007, Nyal Williams wrote:
What are the smallest reliable diesels being offered
in USA/Europe and not necessarily capable of towing?

Not sure if you are asking about the car or the engine!
However, the good small diesel engines are common
rail engines, which apparently allows for better control
over the fuel injection than conventional injectors
- or so Wikipedia says.

My Laguna has one and drives pretty much like a petrol
car (and will cruise all to easily at 90mph in 6th!),
unlike the truely awful diesel I had quite a few years
back. The Laguna also has an 18,000 mile service interval,
and get 45mpg - that's imperial miles & gallons of
course.





 




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