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> It's pretty much a necessity, and much to the lament of automobile enthusiasts everywhere (who prefer a high-revving, naturally-aspirated engine). Except for
by rodgerd 12y ago
> It's pretty much a necessity, and much to the lament of automobile enthusiasts everywhere (who prefer a high-revving, naturally-aspirated engine).
Except for all the auto enthusiasts that Audi (ur-Quattro and almost all their performance cars since), Toyota (Celica GT-R, Supra), Nissan (Skyline GT-R), Subaru (pretty much everything), court, or who remember the era of 1000 HP Formula 1 cars fondly.
But yeah, I guess all automotive enthusiasts.
- bradleyland 12y agoUh, I never said "all", I said automobile enthusiasts, then added the qualification of the ones who prefer N/A engines using parenthesis. Although, I see that my wording could be taken both ways. I didn't mean for the word everywhere to mean "all", I just mean that there are enthusiasts in just about every circle of automobile culture who prefer N/A motors. Just look at all the "all motor" import tuners. There's an "all motor" group in every sub-group.