
Originally Posted by
numbah5
Euro 4 is the emission standard in effect since January 2005 in Europe... it means that it has less carbon monoxide, less nitrous oxide, less hydro oxide, and less particulate matter than previous emission standards (Euro 1-Euro 3). in lay man's terms, when a vehicle is Euro 4 compliant, it has cleaner emissions than Euro 2 and Euro 3 compliant vehicles. as of now wala pa ako nakikita na umusok na CRDi. kung may uusok man lang, dahil na yun sa kulan sa oil na nilalagy sa engine...
i beg to differ, but i think the Europeans are leading the CRDi fight in our country, with the likes of BMW, Volvo, Audi/Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz, and Land Rover. for example, the 2.0 inline-4 diesel engine of BMW produces 163 ps and 340 Nm, same as the power of Toyota's 3.0 D-4D...