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New car poll	by theanomaly	2007-07-25 07:59:58
Check what kind of gas it uses	by Havoc	2007-07-25 08:02:44
TDIs use diesel. Our Golf TDI gets 45 mpg. (n/t)	by quilting_kitty	2007-07-25 08:23:46
Diesel costs more than regular gas now	by Havoc	2007-07-25 09:43:59
CO2 emissions from diesel engines are lower	by JimK	2007-07-25 09:49:13
No more plumes of black smoke?	by Havoc	2007-07-25 10:14:22
The plumes of black smoke are associated with	by quilting_kitty	2007-07-25 10:30:23
poorly maintained (or performanced tuned) diesel engines. A properly maintained and tuned modern diesel engine does not emit black smoke. Many of the trucks and buses that you see belching black smoke are running higher sulfer diesel, which can also cause nasties, even with a properly maintained engine. Our Golf is a 2000. It doesn't smell or emit black smoke (when run on the new ULSD gas, which is the only kind that I've seen since January). I get horrible headaches from poorly maintained diesel engines; I would not be able to drive it if it belched black smoke/fumes.
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