Sentences with phrase «exhaust roar»
The phrase "exhaust roar" refers to the loud noise made by the engine's exhaust system of a vehicle, usually when it is revving or accelerating quickly. Full definition
In Sport or Sport + mode there's a welcome increase in exhaust roar but it's not instantly recognisable as a V6 engine.
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It's an honest, energetic powerplant, with a breathy exhaust roar similar to an old Megane RS and no hint of electronic fakery to the induction rort.
I became «that guy» on Woodward Avenue Saturday evening, entertaining myself with the crackling wide - open exhaust roar.
The dual exhausts roar with a rumble you don't hear in many cars these days.
It's the effortless way that the coupe mashes your eyeballs into the back of their sockets as it rockets away from a stop, its throaty exhaust roaring more out of joy than exertion.
Not so with the GT500; instead, one must ignore the increasingly savage exhaust roar and hold off shifting until the tachometer is zinging well past 6000 rpm.
Rev the engine at a standstill and it's loud, really loud, the exhaust roar overlaid with the hysterical whooshing of the enlarged turbos and all manner of spits and bangs.
Add in the exhaust roar on acceleration, and the car is a sensory delight.
We were close to 60 mph by the time we crossed the intersection, the exhaust roaring around us in a symphony of old - school attitude.
Its exhaust roar alone might be worth its $ 104,000 asking price.