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Are mitsubishi diesel engines any good

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Currently got a octavia vrs estate tdi 2008 and no longer feel the need for such a big car, so decided to maybe sell it and get a mitsubishi lancer 2ltr diesel

but the big question is are they any good, Or might try and find a octavia none estate vrs but don't really want to be putting nothing extra towards the new car just what I can raise selling mine

Mitsubishi used to buy their diesels off vw. Certainly the Grandis has a vw engine in it...

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thanks wonder if they have the same tuning potential

Currently got a octavia vrs estate tdi 2008 and no longer feel the need for such a big car, so decided to maybe sell it and get a mitsubishi lancer 2ltr diesel

but the big question is are they any good, Or might try and find a octavia none estate vrs but don't really want to be putting nothing extra towards the new car just what I can raise selling mine

The MkII Octavia hatch is the same length as the Octavia estate! 4.569 metres.

Pretty sure they just use VW engines i think

Or Renault in the Carisma

I am pretty sure that the "non sporty" versions of the Lancer got some poor reviews a few years back when they were new..? Of course these could have been written by the same guys who struggle to appreciate Skoda.

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I can confirm the Mitsi Grandis comes with a mitsi designed and built 2.4 petrol engine (MITEC),, or a 2.0 VW diesel; beyond "140BHP"  the actual engine spec isnt given anywhere I can find, although Honest John says the later cars got the newest DI version. I would suspect you can chip then up to 170BHP, although I dont know of anyone who has done so.

 

I have been thinking of trading in my 2.4 for a 2.0D and giving it a try, but money is really tight right now, so although the extra MPG would be handy, I cant afford the exchange.

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