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That's because you can fit a wind deflector across the back seats that allows you to travel at motorway speeds with practically no wind buffeting.

The diesel engine pulls well and the Nemo can cruise easily at motorway speeds with the minimum of mechanical noise.

The vestigial aeroscreen maximises the intensity of the driving exprience, but fitting the optional (detachable) full - width windscreen allows you to cruise at motorway speeds with minimal buffeting.

Not exact matches

You can cruise roof - down on motorways at realistic speeds without significant buffeting, and when you run with the roof up you really wouldn't know you're in the Spider, such is its integrity.

The diesel engine tested here doesn't feel as keen as its torque figure suggests, but as a cheap to run company car choice it's hard to fault, with little fuss at motorway speeds and just enough grunt to make the odd country lane interesting.

It's worse in busy traffic with a lot of stopping and starting or at a slow speeds such as approaching traffic lights, however in recent months it's started happening on dual carriage ways and motorways at 60 - 70mph.

With the exhaust in its quieter setting there's a distinct drone at motorway cruising speeds.

The suspension, which uses a five - link design both front and rear, receives air springs with both adaptive damping and a self - levelling function to automatically lower the body in two stages by up to 30 mm for improved aerodynamic efficiency at constant motorway speeds.

On the motorway, the 2008 is a refined car to drive at speed — especially in top - spec models with their long sixth gear, which allows the engine to turn at 1,900 rpm.

In combination with the newly configured, degressive Sports Direct - Steer system, the steering ratio of which is very direct at 17.4:1, and the compact sports steering wheel, the handling is outstanding in all operating conditions — whether manoeuvring in the city, at high speeds on the motorway, or with a brisk style of driving on winding mountain passes.

It smooths out at higher speeds on the motorway, but sound - insulation isn't particularly good, with road and wind noise both intrusive.

It's also pretty refined, especially at motorway speeds, with wind, engine and road noise all effectively suppressed.

This 2.0 - litre diesel made its debut in the E-Class saloon, where it impressed with its quietness at motorway speeds, and the same is true in the coupe.

Even so, the engine needs to work hard to maintain momentum at motorway speeds, particularly when faced with an incline or a requirement to overtake.

The suspension - a five - link design both front and rear - features air springs with both adaptive damping and a self - levelling function to automatically lower the body in two stages by up to 30 mm for improved aerodynamic efficiency at constant motorway speeds.

Unless you're unusually tall, the windscreen sends the airflow just over your head, and with the windows up and wind deflector erected, you can happily keep the roof down at motorway speeds.

The Urban Cruiser is well sound - proofed, with just a little wind noise upsetting the quiet of the interior when driving at motorway speeds.

The cabin is well insulated, with little wind noise at typical motorway cruising speeds, which helps to provide the G70 with a premium ambiance that lifts it well above its mainstream Hyundai siblings.

On long motorway journeys, you'll appreciate Adaptive Cruise Control, which drives the car at a set speed, slows down when it closes the gap with the car ahead, and accelerates again when the road is open.

The six - speed also means that at motorway speeds the engine revs lower than with a five - speed box, giving less noise and lower consumption.

Now with electric speed sensitive assistance, the steering delivers greater agility around town and enhanced stability at motorway speeds.

It's the same story with the roof up, as the multi-layered hood is quiet even at motorway speeds.