Thou shalt honor thy first car.

I live in Kalamazoo, MI, and in our more...aged neighborhoods, this is nothing. I see about 6 donk/bubble/boxes a day on at least 24 in wheels, many around sporting even larger. There's a particular 1989 Caprice sporting a pearl white and black paint job around aptly named King of the Streets with custom made 40 inch…

Why am I not surprised.

Yes, this.

The burble pop of a VR6 (let alone the 3.2) with a good exhaust is one of my favorite sounds. I've got a mk4 GTI with a 1.8t, and the 3inch turboback stainless BillyBoat setup I have on it sounds probably the best the 1.8 can, even gets some crackle on scavenging, but it's nothing like the sound of a VR. The setup in…

COTD

That is (almost frame by frame) an exact european version of the notorious Buick Jump.

My favorites. Little 3.2litre VR6 animals, they are.

Hehe. Docking.

Was the song that's used in this in the Watchmen? It's so fucking epic.

lol

who the hell shakes a drink for 30 seconds?

i'm pretty sure i see one spanning the A pillars as well as dropping down next to the rear windscreen.

My sentiments exactly.

Correct.

Pretty sure that was sarcasm as he wasn't fired.

Personally I can see where Audi is coming from, as A: If I'm going to drive/buy a supercar, I want it to sound like one too, however B: I want it to be real.

Ah yes, lest us forget VAG-COM and those pesky block-32 fuel trims.

True, you tell people you're a Volkswagen mechanic and they say, "oh, so you're an electrician?"

I'm pretty sure it has a lot more to do with making the car still sound like a supercar (in order to increase sales where most potential buyers of supercers care about engine music and exhaust note) rather than alerting would be frogger contestants.