原帖由 pkphilip 於 2008-5-30 19:18 發表
6 cylinders means more power, torque than 4 cylinders. It depends on the needs again, most fast cars has 6 cylinders or more.
Obviously more power = more gas.
Philip
6 cylinders doesn't mean more power, more torque.
What about STI and EVO? more torque and power than accord V6, camry V6, BMW 330/328, MB C300/C350...
I saw the auto magazine, it said 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder with some 200 horsepower; a 3.2-liter V-6 with around 260; and 3.0-liter turbocharged diesel V6 making 233 horsepower. So which one is better and more power?
Quite often a 6 cyl use almost same amount of gas as a 4cyl.
When u have more torque u no need to step on gas as much as a 4.
f u enjoy fast driving is better to have 6 too, otherwise a 4 u need to put pedal to metal most of the time.
Diesels may show less HP, but the torque output are as much as/or greater than a gas engine with same displacement.
Nowadays everybody is so sensitive that they thnk small engine = use less gas.
A fnd who has an old Toyo Landcruiser, it has a chebby 6. When the engine died he put a 327 V8 in it. The new V8 actually uses less gas, more power on hs truck.
原帖由 紅豆冰 於 2008-5-30 23:58 發表
If it is diesel, is it hard to find the gas station?
disel ain't cheap nowadays, like $145 when 87 is at about $132? u can fill 94 for the same price
one might says gas will consume more gas, but i say diesel will consume more in maintenance lolz...
when one is shopping for a new car, lots of things are just #s
i would say with the technology nowadays a 2.0L turbo can easily compare with a 3.0L to 3.2L V6, a 2.5L turbo is almost in the 3.5L or 4.0L territory...
diesel is a totaly diff type of car, just like hybrid; diesel has very very strong torque but less horsepower that's why it's usually turbocharged nowadays (partially is to gain some power back)...
發表於 2008-5-30 18:35
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