[chassis]

Originally Posted by MachinesWithSouls

I believe it’s called a “soundaker” and it amplifies the engine sound from under the hood. You can disable it, so say the VW bros.

Soundaktor

[MachinesWithSouls]

Originally Posted by chassis

Soundaktor

Bless you

[KevinC]

Originally Posted by MachinesWithSouls

I believe it’s called a “soundaker” and it amplifies the engine sound from under the hood. You can disable it, so say the VW bros.

Soundaktor it is, and unlike the stupid BMW setup that pipes fake sound into your amp and out with your music, the Soundaktor is a mechanical device that's installed on the firewall, and resonates through the windshield. It actually sounds pretty good - like actual induction noise. A lot of people disable it but I don't mind it at all in my R. The BMW crap on the other hand was disabled the day I got my M2c home last year.

[chassis]

Originally Posted by KevinC

Soundaktor it is, and unlike the stupid BMW setup that pipes fake sound into your amp and out with your music, the Soundaktor is a mechanical device that's installed on the firewall, and resonates through the windshield. It actually sounds pretty good - like actual induction noise. A lot of people disable it but I don't mind it at all in my R. The BMW crap on the other hand was disabled the day I got my M2c home last year.

The i7 reviewed by AutoTopNL has a pretty lame fake sound generator.

[Red Bread]

Originally Posted by Soul_Glo

For the life of me I can’t figure out why they are popular amongst thieves in certain countries when you can do faster and better. There are articles where a Mercedes, Bentley, Ferrari were ignored for a GTI. Hopefully this is still on topic as part of reviewing the car’s security. Thanks

Only the dumbest thief would steal a unique car. Want to get caught quickly? Steal a green Lamborghini. Want to be inconspicuous? Steal my white GTI. Cops don’t even register it.

Same reason I never really worried about someone stealing my M Coupe.