[Schauf]

Hyundai's worldwide site lists the Elantra being available with a 2.0L Diesel engine.
http://worldwide.hyundai-motor.com/cybermall/showroom/passenger/elantra/spec.html

What country is this from?

It's got 37% more Torque than the 2.0L Beta (25.5Kg.m vs 18.6Kg.m). 25.5 kilogram-force meter = 184. foot pound-force.
Although it's Total Power (which I am assuming is a metric version of horsepower) is lower, 111ps vs 141ps.

The site also lists a V8 Omega Engine with 264 foot pounds of torque. http://worldwide.hyundai-motor.com/cybermall/showroom/engin/gasoline/main.html
Does another auto manufacturer use these?

 

[SuperGLS]

The 2.0l CRDI is used in various European countries. It would be pretty cool to have a diesel Elantra to compete with the various TDI VW's over here, but I highly doubt that will ever happen since us Americans love our $1.93 gas for now, ha.

I'm not sure the Omega is used in any passenger cars, but they are used in some of their small commercial vehicles.



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[mcmmotorsports]

Anyone see the XD commercial they have up there? It's kewl

 

[Guess]

that commercial was great lol :drive:

 

[03SilverBullet]

I posted about this a while back and I thought it was pretty cool.

 

[SPARTANELANTRA]

for all those not used to european car measures ments PS= Pferde starke wich means horesepower in german.