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Old 16-01-2023, 12:10 PM   #11
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Default Re: According to Drive Ranger XL and XLS are not selling?
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Originally Posted by Franco Cozzo View Post
With a PHEV Ranger if you can get fuel consumption to under 10L/100km on the combined cycle with unleaded I reckon it's RIP diesel - why would you bother with diesel with it's much higher fuel and maintenance costs?
If you can get the range to be similar and the torque similar I agree. The cost of diesel sadly like all fuel prices has no relationship between R&D, production and distribution to it's retail price...desk-bound commodity traders see to that.
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