[matteus]

bdonkersgoed - 4/8/2004 1:06 AM

I know that Mercedes makes Super Diesel (SDL) cars and Turbo Diesel (TD) and just regular Diesel (D), but I have no idea what the difference is between them . . .

Hm...
I think you got mixed up...
by mercedes,
-'D' idd means 'Diesel' e.g. 200D.
-'TD' means 'T-wagon Diesel' wich is a station wagon
diesel powered e.g. 250TD.
-'D Turbo' or 'Turbodiesel' means it's a diesel with a turbocharger e.g. 300D Turbo.
-'TDT' means its a wagon with a Turbodiesel engine in it e.g. 290TDT.
-'SD' means its an S-class Diesel e.g. 300SD.
-'SD Turbo' means it's an S-class with a turbodiesel in it e.g. 350SD Turbo.
-'SDL' means it's a LONG S-class with a diesel engine in it e.g. 300SDL.

Tell me if I made a mistake, but I think these are the correct explanations.
I hope things got a bit clearer now for you.


greetzzz,


matteus