Originally posted by: Nebor
Originally posted by: gigapet
Originally posted by: Nebor
Originally posted by: gigapet
Originally posted by: Phil
Originally posted by: gigapet
mine is virtually silent at idle and full throttle
You know you have to start the engine, right?
oh its definitely on. its german though. they do things without noise.

Ever driven an M3? Sewing machine inline 6. Seen the many reviews of the new M5? It sounds like a diesel at startup. MB spent a million dollars tuning the exhaust sound of the SLR. The Porsche Carrera GT has "sound channels" and special baffled exhaust to try to make the v10 sound less like a v10.
Audis are a waste of time and money.
you are supporting my point. They had to specially engineer for noise.
I'm not supporting your point. You said german cars are without noise. And for future reference, anytime you see me posting, I'm not supporting you, your point, your ideas, or your general existance. You're like a zit on this forum that just won't go away. I despise you.
no i'll paste what i said so you can try and wrap your brain around it again.
"its german though. they do things without noise"
this is a true statement if you have ever been to germany it would be clear to you. Im sure you have not been so it doesnt make sense. I would recommend observing noise in a munich subway station versus an American subway station. silence vs. cahotic screeching. This is just part of the meticulous and perfectionistic german culture.
The S500 MB makes is one of their larger V-8s. You cannot tell the car is on when you start it.
Of course if they engineer an engine to be loud its going to be loud. thats a given. In general though german machinery is silent because noise is seen as an imperfection in the design.
but you just wanted a reason to go off on a tirade about me anyways....so i hope you got off..