I hate people who intentionally make their car loud and rev them for no reason.

[Anonymous]

Seriously though, its not just because its just “loud”, I always feel like people intentionally try to flex their new car when in reality, it just bothers some people and its annoying. Heck, some people are trying to rest or do a peaceful walk somewhere.

This happened on my way to work when one of the drivers right next to me intentionally making their car loud just because it sounds cool from what I guess.

Thats my small rant, and hopefully someone can relate.

[Anonymous]

Usually it's low-income young car enthusiasts from communities that don't really have much to look forward to.

Sadly every time one grows up and goes on to bigger and better things, silly teens take their place.

[Anonymous]

Agree with the OP.

Asian males in their twenties in, but not exclusively, seem to love small sporty cars with glasspaks (makes muffler sound noisy). I guess that it gives them a feeling of power, but it is annoying. Should be a ticketable offense.

[Anonymous]

Goggle "Cherry Bombs" and "glass packs". Both create noise pollution.

[Anonymous]

So, you hate Americans?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
So, you hate Americans?

Why would you say that?

[Anonymous]

Don't go to Providence, RI in the summer. There were so many that my kids started busting out laughing every time one went off.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Seriously though, its not just because its just “loud”, I always feel like people intentionally try to flex their new car when in reality, it just bothers some people and its annoying.

That's why they do it.

[Anonymous]

Agree, I hate all the unnecessary and excessive car noises. They should get fined every time.

[Anonymous]

All the noise, noise, noise!!

[Anonymous]

You would love my neighbor, The first thing he does when he gets a car is cut the muffler off and rev it up, He also doesn't care if it's 3:00am and people are trying to sleep.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Agree with the OP.

Asian males in their twenties in, but not exclusively, seem to love small sporty cars with glasspaks (makes muffler sound noisy). I guess that it gives them a feeling of power, but it is annoying. Should be a ticketable offense.

Are you joking? None of the many young men I've seen doing that are Asian.

[Anonymous]

This isn’t a new phenomenon and it can’t be generalized down to an ethnic group. Loud cars have always been a thing, unfortunately.

I like driving fast too (on highways!) but I don’t want to bring attention to myself. I like my cars quiet.

*ducks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This isn’t a new phenomenon and it can’t be generalized down to an ethnic group. Loud cars have always been a thing, unfortunately.

I like driving fast too (on highways!) but I don’t want to bring attention to myself. I like my cars quiet.

*ducks.

We get both on the highway near our home. Every once in a while at night, we’ll hear loud, revving engines followed by what sounds like the Indy 500. I haven’t witnessed drag racing, but I’ve definitely heard it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Usually it's low-income young car enthusiasts from communities that don't really have much to look forward to.

Sadly every time one grows up and goes on to bigger and better things, silly teens take their place.

I have had multiple instances of being startled by a loud revving while driving. I really don’t like it either.