On the left is the fuel consumption, and on the right is the gold displacement model recommendation of the power intermediate car.
Roewe 550
The displacement of 1.6-2.0L is called the golden displacement of mid-level cars. As the name implies, the so-called golden displacement means that a good balance has been achieved between vehicle power and fuel consumption. When buying a car, the number of users who choose a mid-level car accounts for more than 60% of the whole car market, and their consumption concepts and car purchase needs are also different. Therefore, the purchase of a mid-level car is actually a difficult choice. The power of 2.0L is strong, but the fuel consumption is quite high. The displacement of 1.6L is fuel-efficient but the power can only be said to be sufficient.
On the left is fuel consumption, and on the right is power, and look at these recommended gold-displacement mid-level cars.
Sagitar 1.6L manual comfort type
Displacement: 1.6L
Expert comment: The power is just enough, and the fuel consumption has an advantage.
The 1.6L engine is a very suitable match for entry-level cars, but it can’t require too much power for mid-level cars.
There is no doubt about the performance of PQ35 platform used by sagitar. Although it is not the most advanced platform for Volkswagen, its performance and reliability are quite certain. Sagitar uses a 1.6L 8V gasoline engine with two valves, and the power and torque of 74KW and 145Nm are slightly gentle. However, the reputation of this engine for 20 years of hard work is very worthy of recognition and has won the recognition of many consumers. Sagitar’s 1.6L displacement model is the best one sold in the same series of Sagitar, even surpassing Sagitar’s 1.8T model.
According to the user’s feedback, the actual comprehensive fuel consumption of Sagitar 1.6L should be around 8L per 100 kilometers, and the fuel economy performance is quite good.
Focus sedan 1.8AT fashion elite
Displacement: 1.8L
Expert comment: excellent power feeling and slightly higher fuel consumption.
The 1.8L displacement model is the most common engine displacement type in mid-level cars, and the power and fuel consumption can be just right. Fox has a good reputation for its good power and comfortable handling in the 1.8L displacement model.
Ford Focus adopts an advanced 1.8L Duratec-HE DOHC 16V inverted all-aluminum engine, with the maximum output power of 91.4kW/6000rpm and the maximum output torque of 161Nm/4000rpm. Using VIS variable inertia air intake device, plastic-steel equal-length air intake manifold, single-cylinder independent ignition system and other technologies, it is lighter and more efficient, and can output extremely high torque at low speed, thus providing excellent power performance.
1.8L Focus has become the first choice for cost-effective sports cars with its excellent chassis skills. However, Fox’s fuel consumption per 100 kilometers is around 10-11L (depending on MT or AT), which can only be said to be mediocre.
Roewe 550 1.8T sharp edition
Displacement: 1.8L
Expert comment: Strong power and low fuel consumption.
Roewe 550 is the latest mid-level car with 1.8T turbocharged engine after Sagitar, Ming Rui and Junjie. Compared with several "predecessors", the Roewe 550′ s huge body and abundant internal space are the biggest advantages.
The first five models launched by Roewe 550 are all equipped with Kavachi 1.8T engine with all-aluminum cylinder. This all-aluminum 1.8T engine was used on Roewe 750 earlier, and its performance and quality have been fully recognized by the market and consumers within half a year. The peak power of 118Kw and the peak torque of 215Nm have obvious advantages compared with the naturally aspirated engine of the same class. Equipped with Tiptronic 5-speed automatic manual transmission with paddle shifting system, driving pleasure far exceeds that of the same class.
It is also commendable that the actual fuel consumption of this 1.8T engine is about 10-11L per 100 kilometers, which is slightly superior to the 1.8T engine of the same grade.
Mazda 3 2.0L automatic standard type
Displacement: 2.0L
Expert comment: excellent power and low fuel consumption.
Many people in the industry believe that the most standard gold displacement is 2.0L displacement. However, it is interesting that the number of models with 2.0L engines in the current mid-level car market is decreasing. 1.6L, 1.8L and 1.8T engines are more popular.
Mazda 3 has always been the biggest selling point to attract consumers with its gorgeous appearance and exquisite interior, but the power of Mazda 3 is also remarkable. Its latest MZR2.3L engine is equipped with S-VT (Variable Valve Timing Control System), VIS (Variable Intake Manifold System) and VTCS (Variable Vortex Control System) for the first time, which makes the engine have a peak power of 110Kw and a peak torque of 182Nm. In the same 2.0L displacement engine, Ma 3 has certain advantages in technology and actual performance.
Of course, the fuel-saving characteristics of Japanese cars have also been continued on Ma 3. The comprehensive fuel consumption per 100 kilometers is about 8-9L. Although Ma 3 is only equipped with a 4-speed automatic manual transmission, it has no technical advantage, but the excellent adjustment still adds a lot of color to Ma 3′ s fuel consumption index.
Editor: Wang Jiaolong