E53 convertible, now available at the dealership.

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My reasoning was;
1. The performance exhaust doesn't appear to add any performance, only noise, cost, and complexity.
2. My build philosophy was stealth. Think Q-ship. I prefer not to disturb any sleeping police officers.
My reasoning was;
1. The performance exhaust doesn't appear to add any performance, only noise, cost, and complexity.
2. My build philosophy was stealth. Think Q-ship. I prefer not to disturb any sleeping police officers.
When I placed the order for my car back in September, I wanted the heads-up display but was told that it was no longer available as an option for my model.... it's crazy!
I know and love that sound. I have owned a 69 440 Charger and a 63 Corvette with a 454 in it. They both made glorious noises when down shifted.
However, I spent a lot of time at the track in my 20s. I eventually noticed that the really fast drivers were smooth, quiet, and in control. They attracted little attention until you saw their lap times.
I have little talent. A few trophies. But for the last forty years, I have tried to be smooth, quiet, and in control. Ocasionally, I get a few moments of fast.
Jackie Stewart was once asked about where to apex a corner. His response was "I would much rather go in slow and come out fast than to go in fast and come out dead."
Last edited by jerrya; Nov 12, 2018 at 09:25 AM. Reason: Typo
I know and love that sound. I have owned a 69 440 Charger and a 63 Corvette with a 454 in it. They both made glorious noises when down shifted.
However, I spent a lot of time at the track in my 20s. I eventually noticed that the really fast drivers were smooth, quiet, and in control. They attracted little attention until you saw their lap times.
I have little talent. A few trophies. But for the last forty years, I have tried to be smooth, quiet, and in control. Ocasionally, I get a few moments of fast.
Jackie Stewart was once asked about where to apex a corner. His response was "I would much rather go in slow and come out fast than to go in fast and come out dead."
That was pretty much my thinking when I used to ride a motorbike.
Am very interested in hearing the sound on an E53 with the performance exhaust. The reviews I've seen on YouTube don't seem to feature it.








