tdi stands for volkswagen group engines in vw jetta.
tdi stands for volkswagen group engines in vw jetta.
what does tdi stand for in vw jetta?
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volkswagen partnered with daimler ag and other companies to market the bluetec clean diesel technology on cars and trucks from mercedes-benz, volkswagen, and other companies and brands. according to the united states environmental protection agency, four of the ten most fuel-efficient vehicles available for sale in the united states are powered by volkswagen diesel engines. volkswagen has offered a number of its vehicles with a tdi (turbocharged direct injection) engine, which lends class-leading fuel economy to several models. they were a three-way tie for 8th (tdi beetle, tdi golf, tdi jetta) and ninth, the tdi jetta wagon. in addition, all volkswagen tdi diesel engines produced from 1996 to 2006 can be driven on 100% biodiesel fuel. for the 2007 model year, however, strict u.s. government emissions regulations have forced volkswagen to drop most diesels from their u.s. engine lineup, but a new lineup of diesel engines (then thought) compatible to u.s. standards returned to the american market starting with model year 2009. these post-2009 clean diesel engines are limited to running on 5% (b5) biodiesel only to maintain volkswagen's warranty. volkswagen long resisted adding a suv to its lineup, but relented with the introduction of the touareg, made in partnership with porsche, while they worked on the porsche cayenne and later the audi q7. though acclaimed as a fine handling vehicle, the touareg has been a modest seller at best, and it has been criticised by auto reviewers for its absence of a third-row seat, the relatively poor fuel economy, and the high vehicle mass. volkswagen set plans to add a compact suv with styling influences from the "concept a" concept vehicle introduced at the 2006 geneva auto show, and on 20 july 2006, volkswagen announced that the new vehicle, called the tiguan.
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in november 2008 the vw jetta tdi (clean diesel) won the 2009 green car of the year awarded by green car journal. as a result of the volkswagen emissions scandal the award was rescinded.









































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from 2008 through 2010, volkswagen and the sports car club of america hosted the volkswagen jetta tdi cup, using factory prepared 2009 jetta tdis.
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