>>28449340 (OP)>muh boomersTurbos are everywhere and boring, not cool and interesting. I'm a millenial with 3 turbo cars and I think NA is a selling point.
>sounds better>more responsive>more unusual in the current yearEveryone and their dog turbos their cars as part of a build now, it's not impressive or interesting when I go to a meet and see another old BMW or Mustang with a turbo added. Every manufacturer turbos most of their cars now, even on the high end. I see and hear a new mclaren or ferrari with its turbo V8 or V6 and it's just boring. The turbo V8s all sound the same, the turbo V6s sound like ass, there's nothing interesting about them, just numbers. A NA V12 excites me even though it's slower. A turbo I6? I have two of them that are 30+ years old, I did my first + turbo I6 in the late 90s, I'm not impressed by a new car having that. A high revving NA engine is much more interesting since it's less common and honestly, harder and more expensive to do. It's trivial to slap a turbo on a vortec v8 in your drag car and make 800hp+ on a budget, it's fascinating to see a high compression big cam NA engine that makes 2/3rds of that.