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Old Aug 3rd, 2022, 20:20   #53
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Originally Posted by AlainBrighton View Post
So N/A in general is always more reliable ? Compared to my current 500 Nm I hope the 320 Nm torque would not be too bad or I would still need to opt for the D5 200 ..... That Californian 3.2 has done 154 K in miles so should not be too bad
Don't forget that although the petrol cars have lower torque figures than the diesel versions, the gearing is different (final drive) so the torque at the wheels will be higher per Nm at the flywheel.

A good example is the V8 XC90 has only 10% more flywheel torque than a D5 of the same year.... but it buries it off the block - 0-60 in the region of 30% less.
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