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Subscribe to this threadLet's start importing some diesels already!
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Noah @ Apr 27th 2006 5:04PM
I live in Alberta Canada, land of oil and we have clean diesel here and let me tell you there is NO problem with smells. There are TONS of diesel cars and trucks around here and my only complaint is that the trucks are loud but that's because lots of the guys (and gals) who get them put on 4" pipes and other monster power adders. Even with, theres no bad smell and no black smoke just a loud ticking which isn't any worse than any other car with a too-big set of pipes.
I wish my Golf were a turbo diesel.
--Noah