good news for the fans of NA engines:

http://www.leftlanenews.com/lamborghini-no-turbocharged-engines-this-decade.html

long live the normally aspirated symphony!

 

We have people who take care of that here in the US

 

yeah good news for them too.

 

Well in curious now, last I had heard the Gallardos Replacement was supost to be SC, I wonder what they have under their sleve to out do the preformance of the new gallardos?

 

well the new Aventador has an all new V12, so i hope the Gallardo successor will get an all new V10 as well (instead of a V8).

 

This will probably be the last decade of this though.

Turbos have become too efficient and too reliable/maintenance free to ignore the clear power gains that can be derived. The stigma is long since gone and outside of "purer sound", some small additive cost, and negeleg I cannot think of a reason why one should not turbo a performance engine.

Outside of Ferrari (who have been rumored to be playing with a turbo engine for the 612 successor), I cannot think of a major manufacturer who doesn't have a high output performance engine with forced induction option - turbo or otherwise - in their portfolio.