Sound

If you are anxiously waiting for the debut of the Toyota and BMW sports car tie up that is expected to be the new Supra, you will want to watch the video here. The heavily camouflaged car you see here is rumored to be the new Supra, and it sounds very cool.

The team at Goodwood Road & Racing selected seven vehicles for a video celebrating the best sounding cars of the 2016 Festival of Speed. The competition is fierce. The lineup includes the McLaren P1 LM, the Hepworth GB1 Can-Am car, the Honda Ra 300, Mad Mike Whiddett’s Red Bull turbo Mazda RX-8 drift car, Vaughn Gittin Jr.’s

It’s only fifty seconds long, but this clip of Ford Performance testing out the new Ford GT is definitely enough to get gearheads drooling. Watch this prototype GT tear up the track at Daytona, and provide us with a feast for both our eyes and ears.

I’ve never thought that the Porsche flat six was the best sounding sports car in history. I prefer the wail of a V12 Lambo or Ferrari. Still, the Porsche 911’s exhaust note has always sounded pretty darn good.

I decided long ago that if I ever won the lottery, I would buy a bunch of awesome old racecars and build my own track to terrorize with them. One of the cars I definitely have to own in my lotto winning future is the Porsche 904 GTS.

I’ll go on record and say that the greatest car I’ve ever driven was the Ferrari 458 Italia. Between its monstrous power, incredible looks, and seat-of-your pants handling, I’ve never wanted a car quite as much.

It’s rare to see a single Ferrari in one place, let alone a whole line of them. But YouTube channel Gumbal came across not one or two, but five Ferrari 360 Challenge Stradales in a single location.

With 416 horsepower from the factory, the Tesla Model S P85 is already a powerful car. However, Saleen aims to make it even more fun with their upcoming FourSixteen mod. We’ve already seen the car, and Steve Saleen promised that it would not only look and perform better than a stock Model S, but that it would also sound better.