What is the difference between T and L cars?
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Generally, T represents a turbocharged engine, while L represents a naturally aspirated engine. The following details the differences between the two: 1. Different power: For the same displacement, the power of a naturally aspirated engine is weaker than that of a turbocharged one. This means that for cars with the same 1.5-liter displacement, the one with a "T" will definitely have stronger power. 2. Different power output: Naturally aspirated models have more stable and linear power output compared to turbocharged ones. 3. Different maintenance costs: Since the internal structure of naturally aspirated engines is simpler than that of turbocharged ones, their maintenance costs are naturally cheaper than those of turbocharged engines.