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#26 - DeKo
the BRM v16 from the 50's, nothing comes close.
Quote from Intrepid :Ferrari V12

end the thread there really. That is possibly the best sound ever created. Only my 100cc aircooled 2 stroke screaming at 20,000rpm ready to literally explode gives me the same chills

:lovies3d:
Quote from BenjiMC :i got some of those too from santa pod, you REALLY have to be there to experience the sound and the quite literal feeling.

It's like a jackhammer put onto your chest. Your adrenaline goes mental even when you're just watching one go past.
#31 - senn
#33 - senn
Another vote for the Quattro, and all utterly mental rally cars. In my mind, a race car engine should sound like giant hornets trapped inside a burning fireworks factory--I don't want my engine to sing, I want it to sound like it's going to explode at any second with the sheer extremity of what it's being demanded to do. And that wastegate noise that the Quattro and a few other cars have--I have no idea what causes them to sound that way but I love it.

But I'm also very fond of the BMW M1Procar. More of a "pure" engine sound.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGMlkNnRKQk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJSt5GFM4hg
#42 - MR_B
Ok a normal lazy crap roadcar now...

From all the cars I've driven (nothing fancy really), the little stock Suzuki Swift '95 1-litre 3-cylinders had the most exciting sound - how ironic, eh?

This video almost do it justice: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAjBj2JC1XA
#45 - 5haz
Quote from de Souza :Ok a normal lazy crap roadcar now...

From all the cars I've driven (nothing fancy really), the little stock Suzuki Swift '95 1-litre 3-cylinders had the most exciting sound - how ironic, eh?

Sounds like it has twice as many cylinders.
didn't suzuki use motorbike engines in a few of their cars until recently?
No idea. All we have from Suzuki around here is the old Swifts and some boring SUVs.
Quote from de Souza :Ok a normal lazy crap roadcar now...

From all the cars I've driven (nothing fancy really), the little stock Suzuki Swift '95 1-litre 3-cylinders had the most exciting sound - how ironic, eh?

This video almost do it justice: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAjBj2JC1XA

Sounds like a 6-cylinder, pretty cool sound for an old suziki

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