We already used the examples of the 2011 WRX and the Lancer Evo and you didn't accept those either. You are assuming that "replace" means all conditions must be the same, which is the
exact opposite of what the word means.
you: I can't get a bulb brighter than this 60W bulb without increasing our energy bills.
wife: Replace the 60W incandescent bulb with a 30W fluorescent bulb. It will be brighter and it will consume less energy. We absolutely can increase the brightness without increasing the power consumption.
you: That is not a valid comparison. You can only compare incandescent bulbs to other incandescent bulbs, in which case a 100W bulb would be brighter than a 60W bulb. If you're talking about a fluorescent bulb, a 100W fluorescent is brighter than 60W fluorescent. I cannot replace our existing 60W incandescent bulb with a 30W fluorescent bulb because they are not the same type.
Because hillbillies will never use a turbocharger. Sales of diesel trucks would drop like a rock if diesel trucks had a big sticker on the back that said it was turbo charged. "I don't want no stinkin turbo diesel. I want the real thing!"