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OK - I'm getting sick of all the 'can I drive XXX on P's' threads, and thought it's time for some general car-fan discussion...

The topic:

Which car sounds the best straight out of the showroom?

Yep.

Do you like the dak-dak of a 60's Kombi? Perhaps the boxer thump of a WRX? The F1-esque scream of a 355 on noise? Which car sounds the best to you?

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BTW: For mine, it's the Maserati 3400GT - in any of it's guises.

That quad-exhaust V8 just sounds so sweet - even under mild acceleration.

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As for buying one... I'm sure I could think of many other ways to part with 250 gorillas.

They can continue to overtake me and sound nice doing so.

BTW: For mine, it's the Maserati 3400GT - in any of it's guises.

That quad-exhaust V8 just sounds so sweet - even under mild acceleration.

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As for buying one... I'm sure I could think of many other ways to part with 250 gorillas.

They can continue to overtake me and sound nice doing so.

Can you drive it on your P's??? :lol:

My brother an i went halvies in a 65 Impala with a 427. I have to say, it sounded tuff. There is a white 64 Vette across the road from work, every time it fires up run to the window. So basically old school carbie V8s with nice pipes etc

bloody dinosaurs.

:lol: jk

note also he said "off the showroom floor"

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