Ah, the age of ‘no replacement for displacement’ seems like a relic from a bygone era, doesn’t it? With engines the size of your grandpa’s loaf of bread, carmakers have really outdone themselves. Take the 5.0-liter V8 in the Lexus RC F – old school, sure, but at 94 horsepower per liter, it’s like a gym membership for your car’s heart. ‘Impressive’ seems a bit of a stretch when it’s compared to the Toyota GR 86 at 95 horsepower per liter, which is about as much power as my old toaster could muster. And don’t even get me started on the 1999 Honda Civic Si at 100 horsepower per liter – I’d rather have a coffee pot with that kind of kick. As for the Acura Integra Type S, I mean, 160 horsepower per liter? That’s more horsepower than I’ve ever had in my own life. I guess that’s the price of efficiency in the modern automotive world – it’s like a car diet that makes your wallet do the heavy lifting!
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