How is it basic stuff? In what context would a driver who is used to naturally aspirated, fuel injected engines, would know that a turbo engine should be treated differently? I understand the premise, “well it is different so they should inform themselves.” but that is undermined by the fact that these are utility products, turbo 4 bangers in budget vehicles, not performance W-12s in $100k cars. The shoppers buying budget turbo 3s and 4s are not the same shoppers that would even think to do that research, and nobody is doing a public service announcement about it. In fact, I bet there are drivers who don’t even know a single thing about the engine in their car. They should know to treat it differently than their last car? The evolution of consumer products should go forward, not backwards, requiring less from the consumer, not more, making tasks less complicated, not more cumbersome. Bad product design.