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TDI is a name given to [[turbo]] charged [[diesel]] engines. The TDI engines tend to be much more efficent than standard diesel. Many TDI's get between 45 and 55 mpg.
'''TDI''' is a name given to [[turbo]]charged [[diesel]] engines. The TDI engines tend to be much more efficent than standard diesel. Many TDI's get between 45 and 55 mpg.


TDI's are popular for their performance as well. There is a good website with forums and information about TDI's at http://www.tdiclub.com/
TDI's are popular for their performance as well. There is a good website with forums and information about TDI's at http://www.tdiclub.com/


[[Category:Diesel engines]]
[[Category:Diesel engines]]

Revision as of 05:46, 15 January 2009

TDI is a name given to turbocharged diesel engines. The TDI engines tend to be much more efficent than standard diesel. Many TDI's get between 45 and 55 mpg.

TDI's are popular for their performance as well. There is a good website with forums and information about TDI's at http://www.tdiclub.com/