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Hi, Please check you engine oil as a first start. A loud noise could indicate engine failure or engine auxiliary components failure. You can know if the sound is tapping or knocking or if the sound is rubbing or grinding sound due to rotation. At time you may have a drive train fault
If it seems to have a loss of power you may have a clogged exhaust, (muffler) system, again if you have a loss of power or it runs ruff check for a vacuum leak.
exhaust leak,or blocked,squashed exhaust,may be turbo pipes leaking or loose,have to get the obvious looked at first,then get mechanic who knows to look at it,dont cut corners,gets expensive
Check for exhaust leaks. Esp Leaks toward the front of the car. Hold your hand over the tail pipe using a rag and see where the loud hissing noise comes from. Repair the leaks and I bet the backfiring goes away
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