What does 1.6L on a car represent?

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Holden
07/30/25 3:30am
The 1.6L on the rear of a car represents the engine displacement, where L stands for liters, indicating the engine has a displacement of 1.6 liters. Below is a detailed explanation of what other parameters on cars such as 1.8T, 3.0G, and 2.4GS represent: 1. 1.8T: 1.8T represents a 1.8-liter turbocharged engine, where T stands for Turbo, meaning turbocharged. 2. 3.0G: 3.0G represents a car with a 3.0-liter displacement, and G refers to a specific model of this car. 3. 2.4GS: 2.4GS also indicates an engine displacement of 2.4 liters, with GS being the model of the car. Letters like GL, GLS, etc., found on the rear of such cars are used to differentiate between models or configurations. Although there is no official technical explanation from manufacturers, it is generally understood that G represents the base model, GL the luxury model, and GLS the top-tier model. Since G is rare in the country, many dealers directly refer to GL as the base model and GLS as the luxury model.
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