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  1. SYF77
    Although the Jaguar C-X75 did not receive the green light for production, its twincharged 1.6-litre engine is still being developed and could make it to production. The power plant, developed by Cosworth, is conceived initially as an F1 engine. On the adaptation of the engine for a road-going model, Cosworth's principal engineer, Andy Ball, said, "We've being doing development engines. We're still partnering on this. As a road-going engine it could have similar specific power as a Formula One engine of 300bhp per litre
  2. SYF77

    Audi A1 to be twincharged

    SYF77 posted a blog entry in MyAutoBlog

    [extract] Audi is preparing to show off a new high-end performance variant of the A1 subcompact powered by the VW group
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