Ahem, Kompressor

They call it an “electric turbocharger,” but I agree, “electric supercharger” would make more sense.

Or maybe we should just leave it at “electric compressor.”

Yes.

omg the commentary

Man...that truck really knows how to back that thang up.

huh looks like 90s madcats controllers. in otherwords. these better be like 20 dollars cheaper than the official ones so I can be an asshole and force my friends to use these shit ones while I get the good controller.

exclusive: yet another commenter blows smoke out their ass without looking at the research. here, let me do the work for you:

The other trucks didn’t have this problem.

Except the video showed a bunch that didn’t. The Hilux was clearly worst in class.

That’s not a Hilux... it’s a Ford Explorer in disguise

there’s a guy outside who says he needs to be in here

First you have to get past the ropes.

I was always confused by this badge on my uncle’s old C3.

Technically one of those badges appears to be the “dealer” badge....again another useless badge dealers STILL put on cars. Like anyone really cares what lot you bought your car from. Even worse, when you buy a used car and the dealer puts their badge on the car and doesn’t remove the one from the original dealer.

While we’re at it, how about dealer stickers? I’m not *proud* to have bought from “Bob’s Feed Lot & Fords of Central Mid-Eastern Oklahoma”, and if you have to pay to nervously mumble through your advert on local All-Talk News Radio, why should I advertise you for free?

Here’s my favorite:

How to impress onlookers.

Remember these on Pontiacs and possibly other GM cars?

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