I did the roadtest in my truck, and its pretty loud, and it was perfectly fine for the test (my pass/fail was another story) -- if you read the requirements for the vehicle you use for your roadtest, they're pretty lenient.
10 reasons a vehicle may be turned away
Typical safety defects or problems that can result in a cancelled road test include:
brake lights, signal lights or headlights not working or with badly cracked or missing lenses
cracked or illegally tinted windshield
horn not working
vehicle not properly licensed or insured
seatbelts not working or frayed
unsafe tires
doors or windows not operating
faulty exhaust
unsafe or illegal vehicle modifications
fuel guage on 'empty'
I assume anything you can get VI-ed for is grounds for cancelling your test before it even starts. The safe bet is to take a stock car. I've passed both times when I took my dad's boring stock car -- its also easier to maintain a slow speed in. If it matters to you guys, I took my class 5 recently in Chilliwack -- super chill examiner, started shooting the shit with him 5 mins into the test and passed w/ ease
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