Buildings were black on roads of heavy traffic before diesel became popular, I can remember in the late 60’s & early 70’s a major clean up in Leeds city centre, buildings being sandblasted clean, if you dont want traffic muck on your house then don’t buy one on a main road.
Then you'd be wrong. The 330i is actually a two litre, whereas the 330d is still a three litre albeit single turbo.
Corrected for you, Dezza
I couldn't see anything because of all the smog.
Surely that's down to the pillock that thought Cotswold or Bath stone were durable building products. They soak up pollution like a sponge and start to dissolve when it rains. Although that might be down to the acid rain you allege is produced by my diesel.
That's a bit like saying 'it's not the burglar's fault as they left a window open'.
Are you saying we shouldn’t be allowed to open our windows?
No it's not. The burglar has a choice. I have to drive a diesel. Come the revolution all petrol engines will be banned unless they are in a motorcycle. You need very little torque to propel one of those so petrol engines are ideal.
Looks like you are trying (and failing) to get your defence in before I ask the obvious question.....If diesels are so great why aren't they used in motorcycles and F1?
The bigger question is - why does anybody need 6 cylinders?
You don't. You need 8.
You don't need any torque as motorcycles are so light. And F1 isn't racing. It's just a procession of pretty cars following each other round and round. Le Mans is proper racing.
Piffle
Isn't that a word you ladies use when putting your make up on?
I think a more accurate comparison is a fat person saying "it's not my fault they sell pies, burgers, chips and chocolate cake".