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Well depends on the car... On a car with a turbo charger that is what you are hearing. Or, I've heard whistles coming from exhaust leaks as well as those little prank whistles you can stick in the back of exhaust.

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Q: What is the high pitched sound that gets louder when car goes faster?
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