I think what you’re getting at is D/M or Displacement per Metric Ton, it’s used to compare and sort different vehicles as it relates to energy consumption.
The best way to compare vehicles is Powertrain System Efficiency (PSE). This is the relation of the theoretical minimum amount of energy to move the vehicle through…
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Some details on the drive modes and what they change and how they feel. And is there a custom option for the modes?
I'm betting governments would be likely buyers of the diesel (including Suburban), wouldn't surprise me if a special tune was made for military grade diesel
It's okay I guess
Sometimes, the best thing a flower can do for us is die.
Government agencies are probably salivating
Not a fan of the extra black plastic on the "grille" of the Z71. Otherwise they're okay I guess
They're the intake for the air curtain. A lot of new cars have them and they integrate the design in different ways. The Sierra for example integrates it into the fog light bezel.
This is one of my favorite burgers! When I make it at home I usually leave off the pineapple just to keep the mess down.
More Orange cars please.
I cannot recommend this one enough.
Drive your cars, people. Drive them!
As a Fiero owner, how less cool am I now that the C8 is out?
Went from a turbo Subaru that required premium to a diesel truck and still made it out ahead.
I’d be willing to bet that Nissan’s oldest products (*cough* Frontier) don’t meet the stricter 2020 emissions standard that go into effect at the end of the year. It’ll be interesting to see how it plays out.
“...customers can only see in the rearview mirror,” Sherman said. “They know what happened before, and they can look back, but vision forward is the responsibility of [the company].”