
2011 Volkswagen Golf TDI
[Disclaimer: Most diesel cars require a series of modifications before they can safely run on any biodiesel. Failure to do these modifications can damage your car permanently.]
But perhaps the most fun fact we’ve found out about filling up the 2012 VW Golf TDI Clean Diesel is that you are allowed by law to pump your own diesel in the two states -- Oregon and New Jersey -- which prohibit you pumping your own gasoline.
In Conclusion
The 2012 VW Golf TDI Clean Diesel is a fuel efficient, versatile car with plenty of character, style and practicality.
While it can't compete with most hybrids on city fuel economy, its long-legs and towing capability make it a good choice for those outside of large cities, those who make long trips, or those who need a car that can regularly tow loads.
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We both have the six-speed manual transmission. Since my last post, I now have over 10,000 miles on mine and my wife has almost 6,000 miles. Mileage has improved tremendously. I've been able to achieve 42 mpg in about an equal mix of city and hwy driving and on a trip we took from a local state park, we achieved 59 mpg on that trip. These are real world figures and all we do is drive the speed limit and accelerate reasonably -- no hypermiling required. I think what makes me so happy is that these cars have FAR exceeded our expectations with fuel mileage and we're very pleased with the build quality, too. Diesel here in NW Oregon has also dropped in price to about that of regular unleaded gasoline. I'm not sure why, but we'll surely take it! Thanks for your question, Alex.
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