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6 direct fuel injection articles

  • Mythbusted: Does a faster car always consume more fuel?

    Mythbusted: Does a faster car always consume more fuel?

    While power and fuel efficiency tend to be inversely related, is there really no way to go fast without using plenty of fuel?

    Miscellaneous Advice
  • Mythbusted: Is a smaller engine always more fuel efficient?

    Mythbusted: Is a smaller engine always more fuel efficient?

    A smaller engine always uses less fuel, since its capacity is smaller - while that seems to make perfect sense, it really might not be the case these days.

    Car Buying Advice
  • Porsche Panamera to debut in China

    Porsche Panamera to debut in China

    Porsche will be presenting the new Panamera to the public for the first time at Auto Shanghai 2009 in China from 20 - 28 April.

    Porsche News
  • Mazda develops idle stop system using direct injection engine technology

    Mazda develops idle stop system using direct injection engine technology

    Scheduled for launch in 2009, the system improves fuel economy of gasoline vehicles by around 10%

    Mazda News
  • New engine for the Porsche RS Spyder

    New engine for the Porsche RS Spyder

    After the road-going Porsche Cayenne and 911, now the sports prototype RS Spyder profits from direct fuel injection technology (DFI).

    Porsche News
  • New Porsche 911 with direct fuel injection and double-clutch gearbox

    New Porsche 911 with direct fuel injection and double-clutch gearbox

    4 new 911 models for Porsche with all-new flat-six engines.

    Porsche News
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6 direct fuel injection articles

  • Mythbusted: Does a faster car always consume more fuel?

    Mythbusted: Does a faster car always consume more fuel?

    While power and fuel efficiency tend to be inversely related, is there really no way to go fast without using plenty of fuel?

    Miscellaneous Advice
  • Mythbusted: Is a smaller engine always more fuel efficient?

    Mythbusted: Is a smaller engine always more fuel efficient?

    A smaller engine always uses less fuel, since its capacity is smaller - while that seems to make perfect sense, it really might not be the case these days.

    Car Buying Advice
  • Porsche Panamera to debut in China

    Porsche Panamera to debut in China

    Porsche will be presenting the new Panamera to the public for the first time at Auto Shanghai 2009 in China from 20 - 28 April.

    Porsche News
  • Mazda develops idle stop system using direct injection engine technology

    Mazda develops idle stop system using direct injection engine technology

    Scheduled for launch in 2009, the system improves fuel economy of gasoline vehicles by around 10%

    Mazda News
  • New engine for the Porsche RS Spyder

    New engine for the Porsche RS Spyder

    After the road-going Porsche Cayenne and 911, now the sports prototype RS Spyder profits from direct fuel injection technology (DFI).

    Porsche News
  • New Porsche 911 with direct fuel injection and double-clutch gearbox

    New Porsche 911 with direct fuel injection and double-clutch gearbox

    4 new 911 models for Porsche with all-new flat-six engines.

    Porsche News
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