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Totally different, isn't it? Presumably the Vauxhall mentioned would provide exactly the measured MPG when driven at the correct speed by any owner in the real
by mft_ 6y ago
Totally different, isn't it?
Presumably the Vauxhall mentioned would provide exactly the measured MPG when driven at the correct speed by any owner in the real world - hence the 'flat spot' noticed.
The defeat concept you're referring to (presumably VW's) was set to only function during a test, and not in the real world (AIUI).
- londons_explore 6y agoVW's defeat concept was set to function only at the exact RPM's used during the test. If a real-world customer were to use those RPM's and conditions, it would activate too. In fact a CCC talk showed that 5% of regular driving activated it. Perhaps about 5% of regular vauxhall driving was in those flat spots... Seems the same to me.