Turbo is a common contraction for turbocharger, an internal-combustion engine component.

Turbo may also refer to:

• Turbo button, a control on computer equipment that causes it to function faster
• Turbo coding, a form of error-correction coding, usually used in telecommunications
• Turbo Pascal, an Integrated Development Environment for the Pascal programming language
• TurboGrafx 16, a video game console by NEC Corporation

As a name or title:

• Turbo, Colombia, a port city in Colombia
• Marcius Turbo, a Roman General in the 2nd century
• Turbo (album), an album by Judas Priest
• Turbo (group), the Korean dance group
• Turbo (Polish band), a Polish heavy metal band
• Turbo (Czech band), a veteran Czech rock band
• Turbo (train), an early high-speed train in Canada in the 1960s
• Turbo (comics), a superheroine in the Marvel Comics universe
• Turbo, a TV series featuring the fifth generation of Power Rangers
• A Power Rangers Movie, a movie set in the Power Rangers universe
• Turbo, an arcade game released by Sega in 1982
• Turbo, a character in the 1980s break-dancing films Breakin' and Electric Boogaloo

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