by Antony Ingram, Green Car Reports, June 19 2013
Noticed engines getting smaller recently?
You’re not alone. “Downsizing”, as it’s called, involves using a smaller engine to do the work of a larger alternative–usually through turbocharging–while enjoying the fuel efficiency benefits associated with its size.
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