3.0 TFSI vs TDI
I buying car for the first time.
I am contemplating between gas and diesel. Yearly, I don't think I would drive more than 10k-12k . mostly in the city. Which is better? (some may say 2.0 but I def like the 6 cyl even if I am driving on highway not that often) Maths suggest that I will save only about $20 bucks a month on gas so will take 8-10 yrs to get the price difference back. Should I consider any other costs between diesel and gas? Is diesel better than gas engines in long run (5-7 yrs)? any help would be appreciated. Thanks |
3.0 TFSi offer from dealer - 47k (incl Nav and B&O)
Metallic color
Navigation B&O music system Is that a good offer? MSRP is - 50,195 |
It is a good price. A 6% discount is extremely good for Audi.
But since you state you do city driving, the 3.0T might be the wrong choice. It consume the most fuel in city driving, although slightly midiated by using the start stop system. Just study the city EPA numbers for the various models before pulling the trigger. The 2.0T might be the best cost / efficiency due do the premium purchase price of the 3.0T and TDI engines. |
TFSI vs TDI :confused::confused:
TFSI or TDI is forever question that no one has found the right answer https://www.audiworld.com/forums/sho...light=TFSI+TDI https://www.audiworld.com/forums/sho...FSI+TDI&page=6 |
Originally Posted by bosyork
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I buying car for the first time.
I am contemplating between gas and diesel. Yearly, I don't think I would drive more than 10k-12k . mostly in the city. Which is better? (some may say 2.0 but I def like the 6 cyl even if I am driving on highway not that often) Maths suggest that I will save only about $20 bucks a month on gas so will take 8-10 yrs to get the price difference back. Should I consider any other costs between diesel and gas? Is diesel better than gas engines in long run (5-7 yrs)? any help would be appreciated. Thanks |
My wife made the choice to go 3.0T because she did not feel comfortable with a diesel. She also prefered the look of the S-line bumpers to non S-line. I did not argue on the point to much as diesel is hard to come by in my area. The majority of filling stations are petrol only. Something to consider.
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Originally Posted by Xylar5
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My wife made the choice to go 3.0T because she did not feel comfortable with a diesel. She also prefered the look of the S-line bumpers to non S-line. I did not argue on the point to much as diesel is hard to come by in my area. The majority of filling stations are petrol only. Something to consider.
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that is so mind boggling from an european point of view.. I have never seen a station that wouldn't sell diesel, apart from travelling to the US.
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It varies by region.....
Originally Posted by arcS
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that is so mind boggling from an european point of view.. I have never seen a station that wouldn't sell diesel, apart from travelling to the US.
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Originally Posted by Xylar5
(Post 24505489)
My wife made the choice to go 3.0T because she did not feel comfortable with a diesel. She also prefered the look of the S-line bumpers to non S-line. I did not argue on the point to much as diesel is hard to come by in my area. The majority of filling stations are petrol only. Something to consider.
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