On07/07/2015 at 14:01, Bogwoppit said: I've driven a couple of mk3 Leon's with the 1.4 ACT 150ps engine in and it felt quick enough, the new superb 1.4 TSI DSG is 100kg heavier at 1350kg, so it will feel more sluggish. It might be worth taking a Leon for a test drive with some ballast (passengers) to give you an idea.
TheTSI powerhouse outperforms the outdated MPI (multiple point injection) engines in every manner. Additionally, it has turbochargers and superchargers to provide a boost at both the low and high ends [3]. TDI- Turbo Direct Injection. On the other side, Ive found I can buy a 2014-2016 example for my budget (with anywhere from 30-50k miles on) and the engine of choice seems to be the 1.2 TSi. The issue is, I've had a few people telling me 'not toOurGolf GT is powered by a 1.4 TSI engine with cylinder deactivation technology It's an engine that’s designed to maximise efficiency without sacrificing performance. The turbocharging technology means that max torque comes in between 1,500-3,500rpm, which on paper means it should be good off the line and offer plenty of poke around town.
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The1.6-litre TDI is our engine choice. Matt Saunders. Road test editor. The 1.4 TSI model never feels underpowered, even when crammed with a taxi load of Autocar staffers. Power delivery is
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