>has turbocharged engine
>gets less than 200 HP
What's the point?
>has turbocharged engine
>gets less than 200 HP
What's the point?
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Efficiency and reliability
>turbo
>reliability
Pick one
1.3 liter diesel fiat anyone?
Turbos are reliable, this isn't the 80s you fucking retard
>Higher pressure in the intake manifold, block
>turbos, intercoolers and all the other shit they have
Sure m9 all those parts won't ever break.
>turbos
>literally ( L I T E R A L L Y ) force more air into the cylinders so more fuel can be burned, resulting in more stress ont all engine components
Turbo engines will never be as reliable as an NA engine making the same power.
>car companies can't engineer the engine to be reliable and turbo'd
When the car is designed to be a turbo and uses stronger internal parts it will last as long as any NA engine
>turbo charged F1 car
>engine lasts entire race
>same engine is used over and over again with just repairs being done
>top fuel NA drag racing
>engine lasts 4 seconds
>has to be thrown away and rebuilt everytime
Check mate NA fags.
>broken turbos
>leaking intercoolers
>cracked manifolds
Turbos don't last as long as the engine anyways so NA is the only solution
What you don't want to understand is that there are literally more parts that can fail therefore making the car less reliable