no, they are likely show/seldomly driven cars. the fuel will go off, especially the diesel

Maybe its cause he wants to show the best accelerations, due to the weight of the cars, if he would have full tank, the cars would be more heavy and less acceleration capable..if you know what i mean😄

Less fuel = less weight 🧠👈🏻

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cringe

You realize they're both 4 cylinders

@@alexgunner1882 320i is 6, m54b22, or m52(tu)b20. 320d is 4. The only 6 cylinder diesel is the 330d. But you can easily hear that the petrol is a i6 without looking at any numbers

Stock cars, maybe. But with a very cheap modification, you can remove the DPF of the diesel, remap the CPU and gain 10-20% increase in performance right away while still keeping the car as reliable as stock. While on benzin fuel, you can't practically do nothing cheap to increase performance. And the diesel will run faster, have more torque low and mid range revs, and consume almost half as much fuel. So, no real debate in my mind. BTW I drive X3 3.5sd mapped to around 330 hp. Beating almost everything from traffic light to traffic light on street asphalt - less grippy I mean.

@@wildyracing1 there is always that one guy... "Oh my diesel is fAsTeR". Cool We talking stock cars. Diesel will be quicker off the line, but slower as speed increases. I prefer High end power than low end torque in sports car. Diesel is great to daily and to race someone from lights to lights once a while. I really don't care about economy, how much torque you got etc. I honestly don't wanna hear again about how diesel is better, because u think it is. Drove it, never liked it as much as petrol no matter what power /torque. You like diesel, that's FINE, but I don't give a fuck. I like my gasoline. And if diesel would be N/a there wouldn't be an easy way to increase performance. Diesel is ez to add power just because they all turbo. If petrol is boosted stock, it can easily be tuned to 20%+ power increase too.

wildyracing1You can also modify 320i for chep

Diesel cars has longer transmission than gasoline because they have more torque and can achieve high speeds

" Very cheap modification" Swap with 2JZ :) Whatever you do, petrol engine is always faster because of its nature. Yes you can travel with diesel engine like a 19th century train.

I drive a BMW and I can confirm this

That is the point tho. Petrol engines get more torque in upper revs, which is why they dominate in racing. Diesel engines got lots of torque in the lower revs, which is why most trucks/haulers go diesel.

Are we comparing Apples with Apples though? They may both be called ‘320’ , but are they both 2000cc or similar? Are they both naturally aspirated?

@@gottliebdee263 Both 2 litre, both turbo I would say?

@@truxton1000 e46 only had NA petrol engines, 320i is 2.2 I6 320d is 2.0 I4

@@lukemeh1783 Ok thank you for that. Even more impressive for the petrol without the turbo then. I got a 2019 2 litre petrol turbo in my 430i, the 420d i think got a 2 litre diesel. So for the f32 both petrol and diesel has 2 litre turbo, 180 something hp for the diesel, 252hp for the petrol version.

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@@muldix sure mate! That's gonna be awesome 🤗

@@muldix and 335i vs 335d :0

Diesel is always weaker than petrol, diesel always needs a turbo to get the car's performance on petrol. Diesel always needs a turbo to achieve petrol performance!

@@Tom_Cruise_real Are you a bot???

That's true, but petrol is way more fun on track and sounds better :)

Nah, because diesel engine without turbo is weak. That feeling you are having that it is 50 hp more in diesel is just because you have turbo. If you have diesel without turbo you are gonna see. And even without turbo in petrol car in this video its pretty close. If 320i had turbo like it has nowdays.... Turbo is super important because of torque.

Torque is King 👑. Diesel is 👍

Its not equally fast, it just feels faster because you got huge torque in low revs. If you rev the engine out, a equal Petrol engine (lets say 335d and 335i) is faster on paper

@@enfantterrible4868 true, you get more torque with diesel but with petrol you get more horsepower per litre. Torque is important but its a tricky thing, you feel like you are going fast but you arent so fast as you think. Bmw 320i e90 without turbo is 170hp and f30 320i has a turbo and it has only 15 horsepower more, because they want diesel and petrol to be close in performance. If they put sam settings on both,petrol is much faster.

It's kind of the opposite. Diesel engines are slower at acceleration but they have much more NM (brute power) than petrol engines. What i mean is diesels can carry more and heavier stuff with ease. Petrol engines are just fun to drive and that's all to it. Also, diesel engines are. Much more heavier than the petrol ones. Thus, petrol engines are much more suitable for driving in the city, especially in the crowded ones and the diesel engines are more suitable for driving on the highway or driving from a city to another.

So diesels are really not great for daily driving, except if you drive for hundreds or thousands of kilometers daily. Haha

@@stefaneduard8169 yes diesel engines are heavier but as you say because the have much more torque than a petrol engine their bigger mass is not a problem for pulling off of lights.moreover with diesel engines you can achieve higher mpg's which is usefull for city driving.when you are on the highway petrol engines are better because there is less engine noise

@@alexandrosbouris9587 It's the complete opposite. Diesels are meant and built for large distance monotonous driving for the system to perform under optimal efficiency and to withhold ecological standarts. If you're driving quick short burst (city driving) with a diesel, be ready for it to gunk up reasonably quickly. Not only that but it also heats up slower that way and makes it less fuel efficient than a petrol that way.

truth is that diesel engines are better at everything (except sporty driving)

Have you even watched the video? It is literally written on screen, Diesel: 150hp, 2.0 I4 turbocharged; Petrol: 170hp, 2.2 I6 N/A

Hahah the 2.0d is like 8,5/9,5l in the city and is a DIESEL

@@ognjenz2456 its 6,5L for me here while the 320i hovers around 12L

@@KaufDirGeld Between me and my friend we had like 6 of the 2.0d and I don't know in what universe is that engine on 6.5l urban hahaha and the 320i i also know it 12-14l

Agreed 100% Diesel much quicker acceleration up to motorway speeds that's what counts off the line it's effortless and much more reliable and engine will last longer. PLUS gets nearly twice the mpg! ... It's a No Brainer Diesel is better hands down in all areas!

my 320ci does 9.5l in city

I think that can keep up very well because diesel engine has a turbocharger and the petro enginel is atmospheric

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Turbocharged vs Naturally aspirated aswell. So it's the petrol that performed really well to be honest

320ci is coupe, 320d iz limo, 320cd accelerate faster than 320d

@@lazarpetrovic8118 no it doesn't

I totally agree, but there are not videos like that damn.

And it's also the 320d (sedan) being compared to the 320ci (coupé). I assume the ci is a bit lighter.

@@joaoa13portugal coupe is always heavier then sedan.

@@joaoa13portugal could be lighter then diesel.

@@sinblago Nope. Sedan should mostly be heavier, since it has more parts than the coupe. If you check the weight of e46 sedans and coupes, sedans are between 1,285-1,655 kg and coupes are 1,285-1,555 kg. So highest spec sedan is a 100 kg heavier than a highest spec coupe. Other than that, they're pretty much the same weight.

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For this Diesel engine in nothing 280.000km, I see 450.000km on this engine and run fine

Only if u want slight lower consuption,if you want fun and adrenalin,all day petrol... You need to add that diesel is having a turbo,petrol dont,so yeah,overall winner for me is 320i

@@StrahinjaRadinovic After you own both or own one and have access to the other you see what you give vs what you get.

@@lucianvasile7300salut. Ce sa aleg dintre 320D si 320i? Care merita din cele doua in anul 2023? Vreau putere pe drum lung intins

Sal

@@AndrewTate-nf2id daca vrei putere si faci multe drumuri lungi in afara, ia un 330d. Parerea mea e ca 320d nu merita, n-are nici un farmec

Exactly and 320d it’s on 280000 km the 320ci its only 164000

320i has worse start, rpm was bellow 2k

Andrei Ionescu 320i petrol is shitty engine :((

@@muldix but Acceleration is equal to 2.0 m52 and I think in e36 this engine is really not bad

plus here on the vide petrol engine is coupe. this also make some difference.

Slovakia Sky no difference in weight.

Torque can be converted in hp so there are two units of power when you compare a car performance those two need to be equal. In this case 20 hp more for the petrol but 100 nm more for the diesel , this comparation is pretty fair. You can’t say petrol has 20 hp more and forget about the diesel torque which is plenty over the petrol. Petrol cars are faster in any situation especially when they are turbocharged like the big v8’s and v10’s when they get a lot of torque due to turbocharging , there is no diesel around bcs they can get not nearlly as much hp as a petrol gets from a big engine.

Chibinha it's also 120 there

Chibinha german autobahn is german autobahn 👌🏼

Man I miss my e46 320d 😔 only paid €400 got 6 months out of until a nice cop took it off me for no insurance. He was sound enough to let me go though

@Mr330d of course 320d can reach 160kp/h but it is not about topspeed but acceleration and wide powerband which 2.0 r4 doesn't have in my point of view. for crusing down the autobahns 2.0d is too weak I would say.

Mr330D.. In most cases in ireland 160klph is too fast. But if am dtiving your 330D in lucan Bypass N4 up to celbridge i can whip it up to 200kph and over with no problem.. Had my e46 320d remapped years ago and it is really very limited car. Won't go over 200kph..

Faster you say ? Let’s test a twin turbo diesel like mine and twin turbo petrol 😁 Then lets remap then and the petrol starts loosing drastically

Diesel is not made for performance... All remaps and the turbo are added to make the car driveable... Now if you are such a bad driver that you want to compare yourself to a diesel engine and whine about them having stock turbos smaller than your PP.. Oh well dude you a sick kid

Caus petrol has higher rounds per minutes, altho diesel has more power at lower rpm´s

Yet a petrol needs to be high revving in order to perform.... Rather have a turbo, remap and 50mpg when I want it over a noisy guzzler

This is a 150hp diesel vs 170h petrol engines

@@MrTheBlastGamer thats the earlier 136 hp Diesel engine. Not the 150hp one.

136HP in my opinion too, its too slow i have 150HP and its alot faster.

@@Asghan92 you can see it by the redline starting at 4.6k rpm. Yours should start at 5k

As said difference is in mpg you measure how much miles you go on a single gallon. While at L/100km it measures how much litres you expend to go 100 kilometres. In other words higher numbers are better for mpg, while lower numbers are better for L/100km.

Yeah, but he's flooring it, not going eco

@@vladsoren4552 well yeah thats true

320d for better fuel consumption

He shifted into 5th gear, but it was obviously way too soon to do that

torque band on diesel engines starts to drop on 3k and drops miserably over 4k, on lower gears you still take advantage of the big difference in ratio, but in higher gears you have to shift earlier to get maximum accaleration, it is a weak point of diesels (they can be easely tuned to increase performance and beat the petrol, but the hi rev band will always be disappointing, they shine elsewhere)

Patrick Landfarth 😂😂😂 And this warning light is on only because we switched of DSC to maximize acceleration. No faults at all 😛

@@muldix Traction control was the first thing which stopped working but I don't need it anyway while i love to drift at any season 🤣

u didnt compare the nm tho... the diesel has 330nm vs the petrols 210nm thats a big fckin difference

@@MartijndeRondeDesigner during acceleration more important is power not torque

@@micha895 meeh its kinda both really fckin important especially accalerating out of a corner for example

First time I see LCI having a tacho like this, my, as do most LCI's have red line at 5k not 4,5 so this might not even be the 110kw one but the 100kw version...

@@MartijndeRondeDesigner And the RPM of the engine is not big difference? One can go up to 7k RPM and the other barely reach 5k RPM. And when you add vanos things change. If you check the car specs of the E46 models for example lets compare the 316i(116 Hp, 175 Nm) with 318D(115 Hp, 265 Nm).Both are 4 cylinder engines with almost the same HP. On paper the 318D should destroy the 316i because of the torgue but the 0-100 accelaration difference is 0.2(and diesel car is 75kg heavier) (according to auto-data.net). So the accelaration is pretty much the same of both cars despite of the torgue

Diesel is always weaker than petrol, diesel always needs a turbo to get the car's performance on petrol. Diesel always needs a turbo to achieve petrol performance!

꧁NERO꧂ hold on your horses 😂 Normal petrol cars are pretty bad. My 3l twin turbo diesel at just stage one wipes e92 M3 so the petrol ones need turbos as well. They might catch up at top end but by then you long gone. Twins are different and you get all that performance with really good fuel consumption. Petrol it’s the king yes but in sports cars. Daily ones petrol ain’t worth it

@@YordanHristooov Интересно. Каква е колата и мощността, че ми е любопитно?

V3N0M 640d. Направихме лек ремап само до 370кс и 700nm. Върнахме я от 389 да сме сигурни, че няма да имам грижи със скоростната кутия. На мен също ми се кара бензин но не виждам смисъл, освен ако не е мапнато М4. Карам си MV-то и май няма да се засилвам за м-ки, че ще ми дойдат в много разходите и няма да се справя 😂 Мотора и без това върви повече

V3N0M нормален бензин без турбо до около 430-440кс просто е много бавничък и му трябва да стигне поне 200 за да се завърне в играта.

Why would he?

@@fuckyourmom4305 maybe because power falls like a mf after 4200-4300 rpm dont know if it would make a difference (because power drops off but if you change gear early maybe you are to low in revs idk) but that was his point i think

@@assi2assi You make a valid point brother! Every car has a top torque limit and every driver should know that point and its there that you want to shift gears not earlier and definitely not latter! And thats why less and less manuals are being produced!

Ok i seen it B22

:-D :-D :-D weight savings.

100%

Kilometers

only kilometers :-))))

110km diesel vs 125kw petrol

Nein

Its automatic transmisson

​@davuddh9447 it's not, I can hear the shifts

LOL 320i 170hp 0-100 8.2, 320d 150hp 0-100 8.9. Totally dumbasas in comments.

Put a turbo on the petrol engine, do a remap chip tuning, than challenge a diesel.

😂😂😂😂😂

Neni to špatná volba vůbec :-)

mine does

286 or 162 is nothing for both engines

yeah it does. I have E46 with petrol inline six engine approaching 300.000 km, still runs great and burns no oil. All cylinders have very good compression (tested)

320d is 286k km and 320ci 160k haha

ci 4,5 °C vs. d 9,5°C

Actually, low temperature for an aspirated engine is an advantage when it comes to power curve.

Bmw 320Ci 2.2L 170hp 2.0L have a 150hp

Km não diz nada se tiver um bom dono, gasolina é mais "rápido" q diesel, diesel é pra força/torque

Its a bmw thing

less weigth faster acceleration

@@edvardsseptunovs943 and so many fuel pump replacements.

No es del turbo, es la aguja del consumo de combustible (l/100 km)

л/100 км, а это 36л/ч

It doesn't need any kind of supercharger. It just needs to be bigger volume (which superchargers simulates).

also diesel consumption is 2 times less than petrol and it have ovet 100 NM more than petrol. I don't say that one is better than other. It depend's what you want or what you need.

@@zapalony5312 Not really a 2 times better consumption in modern engines anymore. But there is still some. But they produce more NOx gases. But yes, as you said. Depends on your preffered use case.

@@dannulik Yes but i'm afraid modern engines would not stand 700k KM. Old petrol/ diesel engines are better because you can fix it and you don't have to spend 7-20k € on new engine. And ofcourse it depend's of how you ride, service and parts/ fuel quality. But 700k km to bmw should be nothing.

@@zapalony5312 Modern tracks do a lot more than 700k km. Old engines are to some extent easier to fix. But they are less powerfull and a lot less efficient. BMW were known to not be very reliable in the past decade (2000-2010). I would say that today most EU manufacturers are on par when it comes to engines (bad pieces from time to time).

yo tengo un 320 de 136 y tarda cinco veces mas en llegar a los 200 JAJAJA

octavia 2 160hp. 2nd gear can go 100km/h and not be in the red line...

@@Terradyn86 mazda 6.. 2 gear 103km.. Honda Civic ufo 1.8 1 gear 65km.. 2 gera 105 km.. Thank you good night

zvat cu ti policiju

di si ga 215 vozio?

Ovo je bila trka do 200 na sat, ne ko može veću brzinu postići

i have that car :D that 320D in stock,and i can tell you it has much more power than this on the video :D

Monster diesel, but 320d sounds like crap compared to a 6 cylinder petrol

@@FStan-co8vv than pay for the actual gas price 🤪

@@user-ty8yo9gb2h Yep, that's exactly what I'm doing every day hahaha

@@FStan-co8vv 🤦🏻‍♂️🤣