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Old Dec 17, 2017 | 04:43 PM
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Not necessarily true.

EU has strict CO (Carbon Monoxide) & CO2 (CarbonDioxide) Standards. Whereas the US has very strict NOX (Nitrogen Oxides) & PM (Particulate Matter) Standards.

With higher NOX and PM numbers you can achieve higher efficiency - Which leads to Higher Gas Mileage.
In the US they focus more on NOX and PM as to reduce health impacts and SMOG levels - Which leads to Lower Gas Milage

I just had no idea that it's a 30% difference in milage!



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lol that’s what I mean, euro cycle is very lienent. 31 mpg, lol never gonna happen

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Old Dec 17, 2017 | 04:55 PM
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Not necessarily true.

EU has strict CO (Carbon Monoxide) & CO2 (CarbonDioxide) Standards. Whereas the US has very strict NOX (Nitrogen Oxides) & PM (Particulate Matter) Standards.

With higher NOX and PM numbers you can achieve higher efficiency - Which leads to Higher Gas Mileage.
In the US they focus more on NOX and PM as to reduce health impacts and SMOG levels - Which leads to Lower Gas Milage

I just had no idea that it's a 30% difference in milage!
right which is why diesel is so prevalent in Europe. The nox levels are lowers and less restrictive for automakers. But there more strict for gas
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Old Dec 17, 2017 | 09:59 PM
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lol that’s what I mean, euro cycle is very lienent. 31 mpg, lol never gonna happen
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I just had no idea that it's a 30% difference in milage!
I didn't bother following the links posted above, but make sure you're comparing apples to apples. UK still uses imperial gallons, which are 20% more than a gallon we normally use here in US.
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Old Dec 17, 2017 | 10:15 PM
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Ahh ok, that makes allot more sense, thanks

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I didn't bother following the links posted above, but make sure you're comparing apples to apples. UK still uses imperial gallons, which are 20% more than a gallon we normally use here in US.
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Old Dec 17, 2017 | 11:05 PM
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Does this setup get better gas mileage than the new 2018 AMG ? https://mbworld.org/forums/w211-amg/...ger-whine.html
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Old Dec 17, 2017 | 11:09 PM
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Does this setup get better gas mileage than the new 2018 AMG ? https://mbworld.org/forums/w211-amg/...ger-whine.html
you miss the point entirely. I don’t care about mpg I’m simply following Mercedes logic saying they get more mpg by giving us a smaller engine which I’m saying is false. That’s all.
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It all depends on how you drive. I had a 212 Wagon (2012) and it never would have got 28 MPG at a constant 65 mph, more like 23 MPG. But you go much over that and the 4 cylinder mode becomes inactive and the 213 is much closer to the 212 in MPG. But in normal way of driving both these cars are not much difference in MPG, maybe the 213 is around 2 MPG better. As was said earlier in this thread the 213 is much more potent than the 212. Quarter mile is at least 1/2 second faster than the 212 and thats a lot.
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you miss the point entirely. I don’t care about mpg I’m simply following Mercedes logic saying they get more mpg by giving us a smaller engine which I’m saying is false. That’s all.

did benz ever claim the 4.0tt is more fuel efficient than the outgoing 5.5tt?

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did benz ever claim the 4.0tt is more fuel efficient than the outgoing 5.5tt?

have you been living under a rock? That was their whole point of getting rid of the old engine was for more fuel-efficiency. That’s what I’m saying the crux of their argument doesn’t even make sense because the new engine is an even more fuel-efficient
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have you been living under a rock? That was their whole point of getting rid of the old engine was for more fuel-efficiency. That’s what I’m saying the crux of their argument doesn’t even make sense because the new engine is an even more fuel-efficient
sorry to offend you. Thanks for info
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Originally Posted by Mr-AMG
have you been living under a rock? That was their whole point of getting rid of the old engine was for more fuel-efficiency. That’s what I’m saying the crux of their argument doesn’t even make sense because the new engine is an even more fuel-efficient
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sorry to offend you. Thanks for info
Your earlier response was proper. This guy is a just tool. He just wants to whine of how AMG has gone downhill and that engines have to be big to be powerful. Fuel consumption is completely irrelevant to him.
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have you been living under a rock? That was their whole point of getting rid of the old engine was for more fuel-efficiency. That’s what I’m saying the crux of their argument doesn’t even make sense because the new engine is an even more fuel-efficient
Sounds like you are living under a rock if you think that fuel efficiency was the only reason to develop a better AMG engine.
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GM figured it out a long time ago. Engine must have a long stroke to capture more power, and optimize the engine for low rpm (where the engine is most of the time).

That's why GM small block has huge displacement, gets good mileage, and has lots of torque.
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have you been living under a rock? That was their whole point of getting rid of the old engine was for more fuel-efficiency. That’s what I’m saying the crux of their argument doesn’t even make sense because the new engine is an even more fuel-efficient
Actually, it was my understanding MB (and Audi/VAG) went to 4.0 liter engines because of the onerous excise taxes scheduled to be imposed in China on engines over 4.0 liters. They all see that as such an important emerging market that they felt it made more economical sense to just conform their whole line of engines globally. It is surprising that BMW has bucked the trend keeping its 4.4.
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Just checked. The excise tax is now 40% in China for cars with engines over 4.0 liters. That can put you at a pretty significant disadvantage if not conforming (compared to a 25% excise tax on cars with engines from 3.0 to 4.0 liters).



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I imagine that it has already been stated somewhere in the thread (I have not read it all) but, to buy a performance car and then worry about consumption (gas mileage) is like self flagellation!
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Actually, it was my understanding MB (and Audi/VAG) went to 4.0 liter engines because of the onerous excise taxes scheduled to be imposed in China on engines over 4.0 liters. They all see that as such an important emerging market that they felt it made more economical sense to just conform their whole line of engines globally. It is surprising that BMW has bucked the trend keeping its 4.4.
This is the reason, along with parts commonality. The engines are all .5L per cyl now, and it means they can all share bore spacing, piston sizes, etc. The 2.0-4, 3.0-6, 4.0-8 and 6.0-12 format is gonna be around for a long time, to fit within tax brackets in most countries, and reduce production costs.
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Originally Posted by JoeNobody
GM figured it out a long time ago. Engine must have a long stroke to capture more power, and optimize the engine for low rpm (where the engine is most of the time).

That's why GM small block has huge displacement, gets good mileage, and has lots of torque.
well, isn’t that exactly how the amg m157 5.5 liter engine is tuned/built?

it makes crazy torque at lower rpm (3k rpm) and it’s a higher displacement v8 Biturbo
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