We all love the turbo charged engines for the kind of excitement they provide, making super car levels of performance available in relatively modest family saloons. But do you know the type of turbocharger setups that are possible? The twenty twenty Toyota Supra comes with a three-point-zero liter inline-six engine with a single turbocharger. This turbo setup helps generate significant power while keeping the vehicle relatively lightweight and affordable for its performance level. The Nissan GT-R is famous for its three-point-eight liter V-six engine equipped with two parallel turbos. Each turbo feeds three cylinders, providing excellent throttle response and reducing turbo lag, making it an icon of all-wheel-drive performance. The Mazda RX-seven’s one-point-three liter rotary engine is equipped with a sequential twin-turbo setup. A smaller turbo operates at low RPMs for quick boost, while a larger turbo takes over at higher RPMs, providing a smooth and continuous power delivery. The Volvo S-sixty T-six features a two-point-zero liter inline-four engine that uses both a turbocharger and a supercharger. The supercharger provides immediate low-end power, while the turbo takes over at higher RPMs to maximize performance and efficiency. The Audi SQ-seven features a four-point-zero liter V-eight diesel engine with an electric turbocharger, also called an “e-turbo.” This e-turbo provides instant boost with no lag, as it uses an electric motor to spin the turbo rather than relying on exhaust gases, making it an innovative choice in the performance SUV segment.