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[2006 Chrysler PT Cruiser - The Blog] PT Cruiser GT Turbo: As the four is revved, a low turbocharger whistle can barely be heard under the sound of advancing revs. The engine speed limiter breaks in all too quickly, and rather suddenly, just after hitting the red one in the tachometer - which, perversely, goes about 2,000 rpm higher than the engine itself.

 [*||*] Turbo Paper: But, in 1975, Buick developed a 3.8 liter V8 engine that employed the turbocharger (it was actually a V6 - Ed.). The turbo began to gain popularity in Europe and Japan, through companies such as Sweden-based Saab Automobile AG, which has made many pioneering developments with turbos, and is still breaking new ground today.

[Spaces.msn.com] NintendoMan83: Toyota's Twin-Turbo Street Sweeper: Fully charged with a 3.0 liter, 24-valve I6 and a powerful twin turbo-charger, the stock Supra could harbour 320 ponies at 5,600 revs. It could also deliver 315 lb/ft of torque at 4,000 -- straight out of the factory. 

 [Jalopnik.com] Spy Photos: More on the VW Cabrio and Other frankfurt Stories ...: Fenomenon Holistic Design, creator of the Lancia-homage Stratos concept (yes, they own the name) over which we nearly slipped on a puddle of our own drool in Geneva earlier this year, will bring a roadster version of the sculpted prototype to Frankfurt. It’s the latest concept designed by company principal (and a prince of a guy) Christian Hrabalek, a certifiable Lancia Stratos scholar, to update the early 70s Lancia for the modern supercar era.

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