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What is Volkswagen TDI Clean Diesel?

Less Time at the Pump!

According to Volkswagen:

A car that can drive a long way should still make you want
to, well, drive it a long way. Volkswagen TDI® Clean Diesel
is the line of high-mileage vehicles that let you stop at
the filling station less often, so you can spend more time
enjoying all the paths you take. And with seven models
in the TDI family, there's an enjoyable
high-mileage vehicle for everyone.

TDI means better mileage,
better range.

TDI vehicles use clean diesel fuel and advanced engineering to achieve up to 43 highway miles per gallon with a range of up to 795 highway miles. The 2.0L TDI engine can achieve fuel economy that’s a whopping 50% better than gas engines of the same size. 

Without sacrificing performance.

 With Volkswagen TDI Clean Diesel, you'll get the performance, style, safety, and quality of a turbocharged German vehicle. It's just that you'll get those qualities in a high-mileage vehicle.

With reduced emissions.

These are not the kind of diesel engines that you find spewing sooty exhaust like an old 18-wheeler. Clean diesel vehicles meet some of the strictest standards in the world. Plus, TDI technology has lower CO2 emissions compared to 93% of other vehicles.

Volkswagen offers the most clean diesel vehicles of any manufacturer. With seven models, there's a TDI option for every driver.

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