Why Small Turbo Engines Replaced Big NA Engines | But There’s A Problem…Turbo VS NA?
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Published1 month ago
Duration7:33
Video ID2NGCk_P96IQ
Languageen
CategoryAutos & Vehicles
PrivacyPublic
Made for KidsNo
Video TypeRegular Video
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Views5.7K
Likes232
Comments16
Engagement Rate4.33%
Likes per 100 views4.05
Comments per 1K views2.79
Video Tags
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Description
Modern cars are rapidly shifting towards small turbocharged engines — but why? In this video, we explain why car companies are replacing big naturally aspirated engines like old 1.6L and 1.8L motors with tiny 1.0 turbo and 1.2 turbo engines. From Volkswagen’s old 1.6 MPI engines to modern TSI, TGDi and Boosterjet turbo petrol engines — we break down the real engineering, performance, mileage, emissions, reliability and long-term ownership reality behind engine downsizing.
Are turbo petrol engines really better?
Why do old Honda i-VTEC, Hyundai 1.6 and naturally aspirated engines still feel special?
And what are the hidden problems of modern small turbo engines?
Watch till the end to understand more about this topic.
#TurboVSNA #CarBuyingGuide
------ Highlights--------
00:00 : Introduction
00:57 : Why reducing engine size?
02:00 : How Turbo works?
02:55 : Why Turbo Engines feels strong?
04:39 : Turbo Complexity
05:47 : Honda 1.5l i-VTEC Petrol Engine
06:38 : Future of Engines?