I read in your 1000q that Audi, VW, BMW, and Mercedes Benz all currently have multiple diesel models for sale in the US.
We're thinking about a new Golf TDI Wagon (I think for some reason it's still called the Jetta in the US) to replace the aging Honda minivan.
The TDI sounds too good to be true: fantastic fuel mileage and good reliability. What's the catch? Why is VW the only maker to offer this at a reasonable price here in good old North America?
We're thinking about a new Golf TDI Wagon (I think for some reason it's still called the Jetta in the US) to replace the aging Honda minivan.
The TDI sounds too good to be true: fantastic fuel mileage and good reliability. What's the catch? Why is VW the only maker to offer this at a reasonable price here in good old North America?