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drink in that exhaust sound
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This is pure car porn, surprised it does not have a 18+ rating, log-in to see policy 
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Dragos
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As far as the LFA is concerned they actually got their colleagues at Yamaha to tune the sound of the engine. And they did an amazing job in my opinion
07TLX
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I will take the LFA or the Viper
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the LFA 
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I would choose the LFA out of those three.
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Speaking of exhaust sounds........ I don't usually do this....BUT.... I came from behind a loud earlier model Japanese car and we ended up side-by-side front row at a stoplight no traffic............ a little background, When I see and hear these things, it always seems that the car is going in slow-mo vs the sound it's putting out, they just don't match up....... so as a wondering mind wants to know, we did a matched start when the light changed, no great ending we tied and I let him go after reaching 45mph...... So now I know......... not to say there aren't cars out there that have the right stuff in them........ Mines a 1.8 L
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Since we're on the exhaust sound topic i love this video in which they compare Enzo and McLaren F1, both are beastly but one has no sound proofing and one does not. I have to say the McLaren sound is absolutely intoxicating. If i would ever afford a super car that's my kind of car, raw, stiff, loud and focused on performance only.
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^ correction "I meant both are beastly but one has no sound proofing and one does" I guess I was still under the influence of the McLaren exhaust sound