Turbocharging More Models
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you guys also fail to realize that its fine if everyone you've talked to has had "minimal problems" with their turbos, but if you are selling a car a brand new car in the 21st century, it has got to damn near perfect. If 5% of those cars blow up within 100k, they are going to be screaming for your firstborn's blood.
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you guys also fail to realize that its fine if everyone you've talked to has had "minimal problems" with their turbos, but if you are selling a car a brand new car in the 21st century, it has got to damn near perfect. If 5% of those cars blow up within 100k, they are going to be screaming for your firstborn's blood.
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I'm just saying that things like head gaskets that gear heads might consider rotine maintence for a turbo charged car would be unacceptable to the typical consumer.
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Mercedes S and TC
Porsche TC
BMW TC
Saab TC
Subaru TC
Mitsubishi TC
Chevrolet S
Cadillac S
Ford S
Chrysler TC
Ferrari TC
Volvo TC
Volkswagen TC
Mini Cooper S
Acura TC
Audi TC
Jaguar S
Scion S