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What is the difference between car l and t?

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StMakayla
07/29/25 11:23am
The differences between car l and t are: 1. Different engines: t is the abbreviation for turbo, meaning a turbocharged engine; l is the unit for displacement in liters, referring to a naturally aspirated engine. 2. Different fuel requirements: t-displacement engines require a turbocharger and need more fuel for boosting; l-displacement engines do not require additional fuel for boosting. 3. Different failure rates: t-displacement cars experience more severe engine wear due to the turbocharger in turbocharged engines; l-displacement engines do not have a turbocharger, resulting in less wear. 4. Different levels of technological maturity: t has not been around for very long and the technology is not yet mature; l-displacement technology has been around for a long time and is more mature.
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