What is the difference between 280 and 330?
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Here are the differences between 280 and 330: 1. Torque rating: The torque rating of 280 is 280 N·m. The torque rating of 330 is 330 N·m. 2. Engine power: The 280 has a smaller engine power. The 330 has a more powerful engine. 3. Vehicle grade: The 280 has a lower vehicle grade. The 330 has a higher vehicle grade. Here is some additional information: 1. Due to different torque tuning for different models, Volkswagen divides the torque value of car engines into several "torque grades" with an interval difference of 50 N·m to distinguish the grades more clearly. 2. Each "torque grade" uses a "marker value," which is obtained by rounding the average torque value of that grade.
As someone who has driven for many years, I think the most obvious difference between the 280 and 330 is the power feel. The 280 usually comes with a 1.4T engine, which is sufficient for city driving, with smoother acceleration and requiring some preparation for overtaking. The 330 is equipped with a 2.0T, and the throttle response is noticeably quicker by half a beat, making uphill driving on highways particularly effortless. In terms of fuel consumption, the 280 has a clear advantage, typically consuming 7-8 liters for daily commuting, while the 330 usually ranges between 9-10 liters, with an even larger gap for frequent long-distance driving. Additionally, the 330 generally comes with larger wheel sizes and more linear braking force, giving a more confident driving experience.
