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Being an ex car mechanic and aircraft structural technician , ( non counting some mistakes in explanation ) i enjoy your program , but for God's sake stop that LOUD MUSIC , it is so F.......g bothersome that i try to lower the volume and have a hard time to listen to the narrator's speech , why do you need to throw that noise that you think is music is such a good program ? What about using some soft music at LOW volume just to break the silence between takes? Please give me some feedback , call me, and when we'l have a chat i'l make sure i'l play some of your LOUD music while we're on the phone and see how you'l like it !!!! Regards Robert Piva

I was very disappointed while watching this show that it didn't have a narrator who is more versed in the German language, since this is a German car. Many of the towns that were mentioned were brutally mispronounced. Also some of the sayings and names in German were also horribly mispronounced. I was born and raised in Germany and I am embarrassed at how this narrator slaughtered the German language. I would love to offer my linguistic services to make this and even better show.

Don't know how or who to contact but at minute 17:25 of episode 3 the socket he's using to torque the intake manifold is split and therefore not torquing the manifold and who knows knows what else to factory spec. Wondering how many Ferrari FFs left the factory untorqued. Hope someone sees this because that is an extremely rookie mistake to be having in a world class factory.

I'm neither an engineer or a gear-head. But I enjoy the Dream Car side of How It's Made shows. My single objection to these shows is the background music, it is awful. How much heavy metal do the producers need to use to get the point across? Apparently there can never be enough. Here is an interesting show about some really astonishing and beautifully designed and built modern super-cars and the whole show is overlain with the same miserable droning of buzz guitars and pounding drums. The real live sounds of the shops would be far better than that stuff. I guess the producers think they have to appeal to a certain demographic of which I am not a part. At best I can get through two episodes then I can't stand it anymore. There is so much more and better music out there for background. There is the world of Jazz, New Age, Techno, Easy Listening, and even Classical. If the producer won't change it lower way down and maybe use some real shop sounds. Great show. I'll watch with ear plugs in.

The background music is so boiler-plate and disgusting. This is a very interesting program and I love watching how these cars are made. I'm a gear head and have built three cars, my most recent is a Cobra. But the music is annoying and really degrades the show. Producers please do something about the incongruent noise.