Which is faster at starting, turbocharged or naturally aspirated?
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Naturally aspirated cars are generally faster at starting because they have shorter intake pipes, allowing air to flow faster than in turbocharged engines. Here are some key differences between the two: 1. Advantages of naturally aspirated engines: mature technology, high stability, smooth power delivery, quick response, and lower maintenance costs; they provide linear and gentle power, making them easy to control even with high output. 2. Advantages of turbocharged engines: most manufacturers now focus on developing small-displacement turbocharged engines, which offer high power output from a small displacement and provide sustained power delivery.