What does actually the JTS badge mean on vehicles by Alfa Romeo?
Short for "Jet Thrust Stoichiometric", this label is used by Alfa Romeo cars for their gasoline engines that implement this technology direct fuel injection into the cylinder. These engines have replaced the Twin Spark power-trains, but only 2 litre version is the direct legacy, while 1.9, 2.2 and 3.2 use engine blocks by General Motors Group.
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acceleration
8.2
seconds
consumption
8.6
l/100km
produced from 2003. to 2007.
acceleration
8.2
seconds
consumption
8.9
l/100km
produced from 2003. to 2007.
acceleration
8.2
seconds
consumption
8.6
l/100km
produced from 1997. to 2003.
acceleration
8.2
seconds
consumption
8.9
l/100km
produced from 1997. to 2003.
acceleration
8.9
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consumption
9.3
l/100km
produced from 2004. to 2011.
acceleration
8.8
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consumption
9.4
l/100km
produced from 2004. to 2011.
acceleration
7.2
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consumption
11.1
l/100km
produced from 2004. to 2011.
acceleration
7.0
seconds
consumption
11.5
l/100km
produced from 2004. to 2011.
acceleration
9.9
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consumption
8.8
l/100km
produced from 2004. to 2011.
acceleration
9.7
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consumption
8.7
l/100km
produced from 2004. to 2011.
acceleration
7.0
seconds
consumption
11.5
l/100km
produced from 2005. to 2010.
acceleration
6.8
seconds
consumption
11.5
l/100km
produced from 2005. to 2010.
acceleration
8.8
seconds
consumption
9.4
l/100km
produced from 2005. to 2010.
acceleration
8.6
seconds
consumption
9.4
l/100km
produced from 2005. to 2010.
acceleration
7.0
seconds
consumption
11.5
l/100km
produced from 2005. to 2010.
acceleration
6.8
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consumption
11.5
l/100km
produced from 2005. to 2010.
acceleration
8.7
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consumption
8.7
l/100km
produced from 2003. to 2010.
acceleration
8.4
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consumption
9.2
l/100km
produced from 1995. to 2006.
acceleration
8.4
seconds
consumption
9.2
l/100km
produced from 1995. to 2006.
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