http://www.hondanews.com/CatID1000?mid=2006051677694&mime=ascBased on its highly successful direct injection diesel engine technology, currently offered in Europe, Honda will introduce in the U.S. and Canada within three years a new 4-cylinder diesel engine that meets the U.S. EPA's stringent Tier 2 BIN 5 emissions standards.
http://www.hondanews.com/CatID1000?mid=2006051677694&mime=ascBased on its highly successful direct injection diesel engine technology, currently offered in Europe, Honda will introduce in the U.S. and Canada within three years a new 4-cylinder diesel engine that meets the U.S. EPA's stringent Tier 2 BIN 5 emissions standards.
LOL! I imagine the hardcore Honda fan-boys will denounce its low horsepower-liter ratio as blasphemy. So inefficient!!!!!pitchblack23 said:[amusing quip about torque]
:lol:pitchblack23 said:[amusing quip about torque]
Dollar for dollar, diesels still make crappy performance engines though. They don't tend to be able to rev well, put out good horsepower for their size/cost, and tend to be heavier than a similar gasoline engine. I'd keep the gas car option available when you want something sporty. They both have their place.I will most likely never buy another gas run auto.
Winner of the 12 hours of SebringDucman69 said:Dollar for dollar, diesels still make crappy performance engines though. They don't tend to be able to rev well, put out good horsepower for their size/cost, and tend to be heavier than a similar gasoline engine. I'd keep the gas car option available when you want something sporty. They both have their place.![]()
VTEC kicks in at 2500 rpm.CrUziN4L said:HondaForumMember - "What no VTEC?? It ain't no HONDA!!"