Demand for active sound systems is growing by the day. They look like metal slugs glued to the exhaust and can make any diesel car sound more like a HEMI V8. Obviously, you're not going to put that on ...

JDM performance cars take center stage in a sound-focused compilation featuring a wide range of modified Japanese machines.

Explore the exhaust sound of the BMW F90 M5 equipped with a full Supersprint turbo-back exhaust system. This comparison ...

Dodge revealed an updated version of its simulated exhaust sound for EVs earlier this month at the Chicago Auto Show, giving potential buyers an idea of what to expect on the finished product once the ...

All Subaru fans recognize the distinctive growl of their favorite boxer engines — but what is it exactly that makes that sound so distinct?

In the relentless quest for better performance, automakers and tuning shops alike resort to every trick in the book. From an ECU remapping to replacing most of the engine’s internals with go-faster ...

John Neff is a veteran automotive journalist with over two decades of experience leading major outlets such as Autoblog and Motor1. Beginning his career as Editor-in-Chief of Speed, Style & Sound, he ...

For car enthusiasts, buying a car and leaving it alone can sometimes seem like an impossible task. Whether it would be in the name of personalizing your ride so that its look matches your own personal ...

If you stay awake late at night trying to figure out how to make your car sound more like an F1 car from the late 1990s, with that ridiculously resonant howl exhaust sound, you're going to want to ...

Few things draw the ire of car people like piped-in exhaust sound. Maybe my perception is skewed since I spend so much time online, but I’m not sure I’ve ever met someone who liked engine noise ...

After weeks of initial development, I can finally give you a glimpse of the titanium prototype Slip-On Line exhaust for the BMW M2 Competition. Audio clip included! This might well be the moment many ...

Classic V8 engines have a very distinct sound that modern engines seem to have lost over the years. How did automakers achieve this sound?