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What does the letter 'l' added after the model number at the rear of a car mean?

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Carole

07/29/25 9:55pm

The letter 'l' added after the model number at the rear of a car indicates that the vehicle is an extended-length version. Below is more related information: 1. T: Abbreviation for Turbo, referring to the engine's use of turbocharging technology. TSI stands for direct injection turbocharging, FSI stands for stratified direct injection, and TFSI stands for turbocharged, stratified, direct injection. 2. GT: High-performance grand tourer GT stands for high-performance grand tourer, with the full English spelling being 'Gran-Turismo.' Initially designed for touring cars, it features fast speed and comfortable seating. Over time, GT evolved into a synonym for high performance. Nowadays, GT has a new interpretation: G stands for long-distance high-speed running, and T stands for outstanding performance, which is why most civilian sports cars are GT performance models. 3. AT: Refers to automatic transmission cars. Compared to MT (manual transmission), AT (automatic transmission) mainly includes an additional complex mechanism that can automatically shift gears up or down based on the throttle pressure.

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SanSienna

08/15/25 9:40pm

I often see the letter 'L' added after car models at auto shows, which usually stands for Long Wheelbase, like the Audi A6L or BMW 5 Series Li. This design primarily aims to increase rear passenger space, making the ride more comfortable, especially with significantly more legroom, ideal for long trips or family outings. I've noticed it's particularly popular in the Chinese market because many families prioritize rear-seat comfort, whereas standard versions have shorter wheelbases. However, lengthening the wheelbase might slightly affect handling, but modern car technology balances this well. Additionally, car suffixes come in other variations, like 'i' for gasoline engines, 'd' for diesel, and 'e' for electric versions, so it's important to choose based on your needs. In short, the L version makes the car more practical, though it might cost a bit more, so I recommend test-driving to compare.

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