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Which is better between European and Japanese vehicles?
Hello Paul, I am torn between buying a European or Japanese car. I am told European cars are stronger and faster but Japanese cars are more reliable and easier to repair. Kindly share your technical perspective to help me resolve this dilemma.
Dennis
Hello Dennis, it is not true today that European cars are stronger and faster than Japanese cars or Japanese cars are more reliable and easier to repair. What is true, however, is the fact that between the 1970s and 2000, European car manufacturers led the race to roll out faster, more efficient and better handling cars with newer safety technology.
The agile Volvo crossover
Summary
The XC90 is a superb luxury environment on wheels. The quality interior materials stand out, as does its multitude of convenience functions.
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Volvo XC90 is a luxury mid-size crossover manufactured by Swedish automaker Volvo. It has been on the market since 2002 with its second generation coming on the market in 2014. It is an agile sport utility vehicle, which has competition in the form of Range Rover and Audi crossovers.
Design
It has a family mover look; big and tough but not aggressive. It has a gentle cascading profile and warm inviting head lights. The large alloy wheels give the car a high ground clearance.
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A slightly bigger 1.8 litre engine may prove to be more efficient when driving in performance demanding situations such as the highway
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Which petrol engine is more efficient, 1.5L or 1.8L?
Hello Paul, I am looking to buy a car but I do not know which engine between 1.5cc or a 1.8cc is more efficient. I am looking at the Toyota ISIS 1.8cc, Honda Airwave 1.5cc and Rumion 1.5cc.
Francis
Hello Francis, the choice of engine size is usually driven by fuel economy, performance needs or purpose of the vehicle. In this case, you seem to be looking for a fuel sipping engine with reasonable performance, a measure of efficiency. Ordinarily, the smaller 1.5litre petrol engine should give you a superior fuel economy of about 16-18 kilometre per litre while the bigger 1.8litre engine will give you about 14-16 kilometre per litre.
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