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Emblem Strategy for Engine Badging 2011

The Emblem Strategy introduced in 2011 changes the external badging of car engine types to a letter followed by a number, where 'D' indicates Diesel and 'T' indicates Petrol. The number now represents a power output range rather than the number of cylinders. A table outlines the power ranges for both Diesel and Petrol engines, with examples provided for clarity.

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Emblem Strategy for Engine Badging 2011

The Emblem Strategy introduced in 2011 changes the external badging of car engine types to a letter followed by a number, where 'D' indicates Diesel and 'T' indicates Petrol. The number now represents a power output range rather than the number of cylinders. A table outlines the power ranges for both Diesel and Petrol engines, with examples provided for clarity.

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Emblem Strategy 2011-

As from 2011 Model Year the external badging of the cars engine type has
changed. The emblems will still be a letter followed by a number
D = Diesel
T = Petrol
The number will no longer indicate the number of cylinders as previously
(old system T5 = Petrol Turbo 5 Cylinder)
Instead the number indicates a power output within a certain range
The table on the following slide explains
Example: 2.0 Litre 5 Cylinder Diesel Turbo with power output of 163hp
= D3
Emblem Strategy 2011-
Diesel Power range Petrol engine
engine

D8 300 hp – (or over) T8


D6 250 hp - 300 hp T6
D5 200 hp - 250 hp T5
D4 165 hp - 200 hp T4
D3 135 hp - 165 hp T3
D2 115 hp - 135 hp T2
D1 90 hp - 115 hp T1
D (up to) - 90 hp T

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