1.3T or 2.0？ Nissan hacker engine selection guide-the advice of the maintenance master should not be missed.

When purchasing, many consumers are faced with a choice-whether to choose a 1.3T turbocharged engine or a 2.0 naturally aspirated engine? The opinions of many maintenance masters are very valuable here. After all, they have been in contact with various models for a long time and have a deep understanding of the actual performance and potential problems of vehicles.

First of all, from the perspective of power output, the 1.3T engine provides satisfactory power output by virtue of technology, especially in urban driving, which makes the power performance more flexible. As for 2.0, although the maximum power is not as good as that of 2.0, its output is more linear and the driving experience is more stable.

But this does not mean that 1.3T is completely better than 2.0. Maintenance masters usually suggest that 2.0 naturally aspirated engine may be more suitable for consumers who often drive long distances. Because of long-term high-speed driving, turbocharged engines may face overheating problems. At the same time, the pressure on the internal parts of the engine is relatively large, which may lead to higher maintenance costs in the future.

In terms of maintenance, the 2.0 naturally aspirated engine is relatively simple in structure, and the maintenance difficulty and cost are low. The maintenance of turbocharged engine, especially itself, may bring higher expenses. But it also depends on the usage and maintenance habits. Normal routine maintenance and avoiding extreme driving can greatly reduce the maintenance risk of turbocharged engines.

Economy is also a concern of many consumers. Generally speaking, the performance of 1.3T turbocharged engine is slightly better than that of 2.0 naturally aspirated engine, but it is also affected by driving habits, road conditions and other factors.

To sum up, choosing 1.3T or 2.0 mainly depends on your driving habits and needs. If you pay more attention to power and economy and drive mainly in cities, 1.3T may be more suitable for you. If you often drive long distances or pay more attention to maintenance costs, the 2.0 naturally aspirated engine may have an advantage. But no matter which engine you choose, regular maintenance and reasonable driving are the keys to ensure the long life of the vehicle.