I agree with you one a lot of things, but I'm gonna have to go against ya on this one. Yeah, I like the big engines and all that and there is a place for the nostalgia of that, but if you're gonna complain, because new tech is entering the industry then you're, honestly just wrong. You act like super/turbo charging is some new phenomenon that's destroying motorsports, but it's been around (what I'm assuming, no idea of your age) longer than you've been alive. Forced induction brings engines to their full potential, don't complain about that. Sure, it's weird that these high-end luxury and sport brands are branching out into SUVs, but that's the state of the market. Very few people under 40 can even dream of owning a car that costs more than 20k, so who's left for these brands? Old people who can't comfortably get into a small sports car and people who have families and wouldn't think of doing something so impractical. It's irresponsible to own a fast, two-seater and most people aren't passionate about cars and driving to make an irresponsible decision like that. Don't blame the industry for trying to stay afloat by matching themselves with the prominent demographics. And with the electric cars, it will echo my sentiments on super/turbocharging, electric vehicles have been around longer than you. They have the potential to be far more powerful and faster, as long as electric car tech keeps advancing its performance will outstrip any potential that internal combustion has. I like cars and driving, not racing so much, but cars nonetheless. I have a Miata and tinker with her. I have plans on what mods I'm gonna do, the stuff I'm gonna do to make her faster and more beautiful, because I love my car, and I love cars in general. I drive my car often enough just for the sake of driving, because I love doing it. Focusing on one type of car and driving that you glorify above all others defeats your love of it, because your likes and hate of progress would kill the industry.