@marting Your email makes us almost know who you are!.

@Groupielove

Allion is a superb car. Handles really well and the same time economical. Has a youthful sporty look and feel.

If your a serious buyer get in touch with me @0721381516.

I have one on sale.

@Eddyz

What informs you that A18 fuel economy is more less the same as that of A15?? Please elaborate.

@mondisto
A more powerful engine needs less effort than a smaller engine to move a car body of comparative weight. The A15 and A18 share the same body but the higher power output of the A18 engine means not much fuel to propel the car. As for the 1500cc you feel the need to push it more to move the same weight.Thus less power for a given weight and more power for the same weight will result in almost same consumption for the bigger and smaller engine.

I also have personal experience with carina 1500 and 1800.these cars have the same body but you feel the engine struggling with the 1500 carina while with the 1800 the car moves like a breeze with same amount if not a little less spent on fuel for a similar distance. Incidentally the 1800cc carina with a lean burn engine actually uses less fuel than the 1500 carina with standard EFI engine as per specs and even in practice!!

In addition to the info by tuvok, note the 1800 model delivers the higher torque at same 4200 rpm, and that’s why for the same car body, the A18 will give much better performance than the A15 with roughly same fuel consumption.

Car engine/transmission technology has come long way hence the traditional view that a bigger engine equals more fuel consumption is not necessarily true.

And when it comes to transmission, what's the difference between FAT and AT.