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Tue 26 Oct 2004 19:26

Hard work--but worth it - Tony Bee

I've just struggled through what seemed like hours of downloads and frippery trying to learn about the Honda diesel engine.
It's amazing !!
It's got a TURBOCHARGER ! and--wait for it--an exhaust gas recirculation system and --this is fantastic--a catalytic converter !! Under its FLOOR !!!

So it has "OOMPH" and it's clean.

Amazing.BMW etc had better watch out.

Stupid fools.

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Tue 26 Oct 2004 20:07

Hard work--but worth it - blank

I trust you haven't driven one. If you had, you would be saying "BMW better watch out" without any hint of sarcasm or irony.

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