Seems every time I'm near a Previa it sounds like it has an engine from the Jetsons' space car in it. What is special (or not special) about the Previa engine or exhaust that makes it sound like this?
Seems every time I'm near a Previa it sounds like it has an engine from the Jetsons' space car in it. What is special (or not special) about the Previa engine or exhaust that makes it sound like this?
The fact that the engine is laying on its side might have something to do with it. Or not. Since you bastards let me in on their weird and spectacular engineering I keep looking longingly at them. They're even practical. Damn.
Mine has two whistles. One is the standard Previa whistle, the other is when the Supercharger kicks in.
Sounds like a spaceship, looks like a spaceship, feels like a spaceship, Yeah. It's a spaceship=]
I long for a s/c previa lol
i had no idea what a Previa is... so i googled it.. this was the first result...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Placenta_praevia
so, uh, yeah... great name for a car there Toyota..
My in-laws used to have a Previa. FIL used to be a helicopter test pilot in the military, and bought it for the dash/console setup. Said it reminded him of being in a helicopter.
I hated the way it drove. It was a floater in more than one way.
When I was in high school my mom had a S/C AWD Previa. I don't recall it making any unusual noises. In fact, there was almost no supercharger noise that I recall. It was pretty cool though (as far as minivans go).
Kenny_McCormic wrote: Could these be had with the 5 speed and S/C? I thought you couldn't.
Well they can be had with 5 speed or S/C, no reason you can't combine the two.
novaderrik wrote: i had no idea what a Previa is... so i googled it.. this was the first result... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Placenta_praevia so, uh, yeah... great name for a car there Toyota..
"Previa" just means before, previous, or prior. It is Latin in origin. The term "placenta previa" just uses it in that way, as an adjective to describe an abnormal placenta placement. It has nothing to do with the placenta in and of itself, just as the word "melted" is not restricted to cheese just because we use the term "melted cheese."
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