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jc @ Feb 19th 2008 8:55PM
We get the 2.0T and 3.2 now, why drop the V6 for the U.S.?
slotownbrian @ Feb 19th 2008 9:07PM
The 3.2 is the V6
Joe Condon @ Feb 19th 2008 9:15PM
I understand. In the post, however, they said, "those of us in the States will be stuck with the 2.0-liter TFSI mill, while sedan buyers get a choice of either the four-cylinder or the 3.2-liter V6." I was asking, why do we lose the big motor?
slotownbrian @ Feb 19th 2008 9:17PM
Hmmmm no idea...maybe they'll drop the big petrol six for the 3.0 TDi, which would be more than a fair trade!