Either come up with turbo cars or stick with naturally aspirated and give decent outputs even if it means sacrificing a few miles on the road. (topspeed.com)
You can calibrate your computer to a printer to get decent output but between computer screens there is a lot of difference. (arttutor.com)
For instance, the base 3.5 - liter six - cylinder gasoline engine is a fine with good fuel economy (up to 18mpg in the city and 25mpg on the highway) and decent outputs of 282 - hp and 253 lb - ft of torque, with the 3.5 - liter turbocharged six - cylinder engine being just as efficient whilst having 375 - hp and 470 lb - ft of torque to call upon. (carbuzz.com)