Touareg V10 Towing a Flat Bed Truck

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Uploaded by on Dec 21, 2009

We got hit by a huge snow storm. I was out playing in the snow and at the same time trying to be useful to those in need.

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  • just to set things straight, that car has jack shit on a cummins. or any american made diesel for that matter. you can say the v10 has more torque, but it has no where near the low end torque that the cummins inline 6 produces. If these engines were so powerful and great we would see them in big rigs all across the world.

    but anyways, nice car, although the truck just needed a little help getting his momentum going it was still fun to watch

  • @Pbtbreakingpoint

    Part5

    Before you post anything else please go gather some facts on the TDIs so that you have some credibility and people take you seriously. Having a discussion with you otherwise is worthless...

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  • gotta love German cars!!! :)

  • @Airox2009

    Notice how you compare the Touareg with a big pickup truck - exactly my point here. Send a Touareg to do a truck's job ;)

  • Cummins diesel engines in the Dodge Ram come with 350 hp and 650 lb-ft torque. The Touareg is a great towing vehicle but must admit that any american diesel pickup will pull a Boeing 747.

  • @constantproblem

    I didn't know you could get a Cummins diesel in an F150. Oh wait, you can't because an F150 is a Ford and they don't use Cummins engines nor do they put diesels in the F150. Nor does Ford put diesels in SUVs. LOL

  • Search for Touareg towing 747 on youtube and you will see it towing just fine though it is not built for that.The engine put in the Dodge-guaranteed to tow the same amount. Actually, 2000 is right where I am when towing and I can control that via the gearbox(did you forget about that part?).Go tow with your cummins and tell me how often you stay at 1000rpm?

  • the point being, that car cannot tow nearly the amount a cummins could, all that low end torque is used to get rolling. having all that torque @ 2000 rpms does not help much for you when your towing

  • @Pbtbreakingpoint

    Part4

    Which engine you like is all up to you. However, dont be ignorant and accept the facts that I mentioned in all my previous posts. Its a fact that this car can do things your cummins can and some even better.BTW, not to rub your cummins pride, but I wonder why Ford is the best selling pickup truck in the world for the past 33 years and not Dodge and cummins?Must be coincidence (smile)...

  • @Pbtbreakingpoint

    Part3

    It general diesel engines have the low end torque compared to gasoline engines. The V10 TDI MAX torque is reached at 2000RPM where you are most of the time while driving. Do you really need all your torque at idle RPMs?What good is it when you drive off and you are over that?Just try to be logical here. Also that torque can be shifted to higher RPMs if that is where you need it.

  • @Pbtbreakingpoint

    The reason we dont see this engine in big rigs is the same as the one we dont see cummins in cars or SUVs-it is not VW or Audis choice of business.Instead TDI engines are common many races like Paris-Dakar rally, 24hrs of Le Mans (Audi R10 and R15TDI - 600hp V10 engine.Cummins main focus is different.

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