leedoherty
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Help going to look for my first a4 this weekend got a 2.0 fsi to look at and a tdi 130 both done over 100k can someone tell me which is the better engine ???
Issac Hunt said:Drive the FSI before you consider it, I found it to be painfully slow when i had one as a courtesy car. TDI everytime for me.
We are in the Cabriolet Forum aren't we. Whilst I agree the base 2.0FSi is poor in the saloon, The cAb comes with the 2.0TFsi 200PS engine which is sweet as a nut. On the contrary the Tdi 4 pot is only 138bhp and ratles like hell not so good in a Cabriolet!!!james0808 said:Yes the 2.0 and it is crap.
This forum is for ALL B6's - saloon, avant and cabriolet versions of A4 & S4.Sussex Lad said:We are in the Cabriolet Forum aren't we.
You might want to learn how to read, leedoherty was asking about an A4 2.0 fsi not an A4 Cabriolet 2.0 Tfsi.Sussex Lad said:We are in the Cabriolet Forum aren't we. Whilst I agree the base 2.0FSi is poor in the saloon, The cAb comes with the 2.0TFsi 200PS engine which is sweet as a nut. On the contrary the Tdi 4 pot is only 138bhp and ratles like hell not so good in a Cabriolet!!!
james0808 said:You might want to learn how to read, leedoherty was asking about an A4 2.0 fsi not an A4 Cabriolet 2.0 Tfsi.
james0808 said:Yes the 2.0 and it is crap.
You dont need to go into technical details when it is just plain and simple,its crap.baynesey said:best take mine back then based on that indepth technical analysis
If your TDI is a 130 there must be something wrong if the 2.0 petrol performs just aswell.Isoproturon said:We have the non-FSI 2.0 petrol as well as a TDi; the TDi is torquier and more economical but the petrol is quieter and performs just as well though you have to rev it to get the best from it. It's not crap per se, it's just that it is in the shadows of the what is an excellent range of engines.
jisumfish said:and don't have to keep topping up with expensive oil that the diesels also burn.
jisumfish said:I agree the diesels are torquier but my 2.0 sport is not slow by any stretch of the imagination.
jisumfish said:The petrols tend to be cheaper than the diesels so bear that in mind when considering running costs - it's going to take alot of miles to recover the extra money spent on the diesel version.
jisumfish said:My advice would be to drive both and judge for yourself.
james0808 said:You dont need to go into technical details when it is just plain and simple,its crap.