Do Americans like to buy cars with turbochargers? Do foreigners like to buy a car with a T or a car without a T? Is the turbocharger easy to break down?

Americans don't like turbocharging. You can see that American brands of imported cars are basically large displacement. On the contrary, the Japanese prefer turbocharging, which is related to the national conditions and culture. The United States is rich in resources, small in population and large in place, so it is generally heavier to look at American cars. They think it doesn't matter if I have more materials. Thick cars are safer. This is also a manifestation that Americans attach great importance to life. Japan is short of resources and totally dependent on imports, so the cost is very high. Therefore, Japan has a large number of small displacement, and the only way for small displacement to get large horsepower is to develop technology. Therefore, Japan's engine technology is the first in the world. They think that cars are used for running, not for crashing, so the materials of cars are very simple. Turbocharging is the embodiment of engine technology progress.