What does the golden displacement of a car mean?

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LaElisa
07/29/25 5:20pm
Car golden displacement refers to: 1. Having fuel economy characteristics; 2. Good handling, power, and comfort; 3. Being able to maximally meet various consumer needs for car usage while maintaining a reasonable price. Most manufacturers invest more effort in the exterior design of 2.0L displacement models, making them appear more dignified. 2.0L models generally employ more advanced car manufacturing technologies, offering significant performance advantages compared to 1.6L displacement models, and their fuel economy and usage costs are better than those of 2.4L and larger displacement models. This not only enhances brand recognition but also provides considerable profits.
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