What is the difference between cars with 't' and cars without 't'?

[WyattMarie]

The differences between cars with 't' and cars without 't' are: 1. Different engines: Cars with 't' are equipped with turbocharged or supercharged engines; cars without 't' are equipped with naturally aspirated engines. 2. Different power: Under the same displacement, cars with 't' are more powerful than cars without 't', approximately 40% stronger. 3. Different acceleration: Cars with 't' accelerate faster than cars without 't', but cars without 't' have smoother and more linear acceleration. 4. Different maintenance costs: The repair and maintenance costs for cars with 't' are much higher than those for cars without 't'. 5. Different fuel consumption: For long-distance driving, cars with 't' are more fuel-efficient because the turbocharger intervenes, allowing more complete fuel combustion. For city driving, cars without 't' are more fuel-efficient because it is difficult for vehicles to reach speeds where the turbocharger can intervene in urban conditions.