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Diesel Vs. Petrol
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I am thinking of getting a Vauxhal Tigra... would there be any benefit in paying a bit extra to get a Diesel Version instead of a Petrol one ?
I do about about 10,000 miles a year
I do about about 10,000 miles a year
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Looking at this revue of the Tigra I would not want either of them !
http://www.autoexpres...8/vauxhall_tigra.html
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Even then dave, particulates and emissions have come crashing down - it used to be that you could only have one at low levels with the expense of the ters but it was Lubrizol who found a solution to that.
There is space to still improve though, despite our Sulphur levels being usually lower than most States and our centistoke at 70+ (much higher), the Americans outstrip us on NOx and particulates and we will still be twice their level when we (the EU) come down next year - something introduced in that "so-called polluter" G-Shrub's time.....they also have far more active NOx and SOx trading in their markets now.
There is space to still improve though, despite our Sulphur levels being usually lower than most States and our centistoke at 70+ (much higher), the Americans outstrip us on NOx and particulates and we will still be twice their level when we (the EU) come down next year - something introduced in that "so-called polluter" G-Shrub's time.....they also have far more active NOx and SOx trading in their markets now.
We seem to have this argument on a weekly basis on AB. Jaimsieboy read Honest John in the Telegraph for a definitive answer.
If you pay £1000 more for a diesel model for instance, and only do 6,000 miles a year, think how much petrol you could have bought with that thousand pounds had you saved it and bought a petrol model. That's just one point and there are lots more but I want my tea now.
If you pay £1000 more for a diesel model for instance, and only do 6,000 miles a year, think how much petrol you could have bought with that thousand pounds had you saved it and bought a petrol model. That's just one point and there are lots more but I want my tea now.