Car is comfortable, very
little cabin noise.
The interior of this car is very roomy, even for a person 6 feet tall, back seats are roomy also, has very
little cabin noise even on the highway.
The car is well refined with
little cabin noise.
Not exact matches
Little noise made it inside the
cabin, allowing for pleasant indoors - volume conversation.
It doesn't come at the expense of usability either because driven at a gentler pace the S1 is among the calmer, more comfortable options in its size class, with relatively
little road and wind
noise and a pliant ride, and while the current generation A1 is now a seven year old car inside and out, the S1's
cabin is such a simple, considered design that it hasn't really aged.
The
cabin remains quiet in around - town driving, but on the freeway road
noise begins to encroach a
little.
Very
little wind or engine
noise intrudes in the
cabin, and only the sport - focused tires seem to exhibit unwanted
noise.
The standard adaptive suspension absorbs road irregularities with
little effort, and the
cabin remains remarkably quiet at all times thanks in part to the active
noise cancelation system.
With the roof down, there's very
little buffeting in the
cabin and, with it up, the fabric lining does a great job of shutting out unwanted road
noise.
From a bystander's perspective it would take a keen ear to notice that this Ram 1500 is equipped with a diesel engine; it is very quiet and smooth, emphasized even more from the driver's seat, as very
little engine
noise makes it into the
cabin.
The
cabin noise coming from the run - flats was very noticeable.I eventually had the tyres replaced by conventional one which helped a
little.
Even at full throttle,
little noise gets into the
cabin, and the ride is not only cushy - but - controlled, it also imparts some of the Lexus's forged - from - bar - stock solidity.
On the flip side, ride quality is firmer but not uncomfortable and there is a
little tire
noise penetrating into the
cabin.
Both test vehicles displayed exemplary levels of
cabin quietness, with
little noise input from tyre, road, engine or wind.
Its suspension smothered road impacts and the
cabin remained quiet, with very
little tire
noise coming from the wide Hankook Ventus S1 Noble2 rubber.
Disappointingly, there was also a
little bit of wind and road
noise evident in the
cabin.
It's a very quiet
cabin:
little wind, road, engine or transmission
noise is noticeable.
In Trailhawk trim, the pint - sized SUV still feels comfortable enough to be a long - distance highway cruiser, with very
little road
noise intruding into the
cabin even with winter tires on.
There is
little to no engine
noise or vibration that you can feel inside the
cabin at any speeds.
With Audi Drive Select in Comfort, the car can be relaxing with a
cabin that's well isolated from wind
noise and only a
little bit of tire
noise from the 20 - inch summer tires finding its way into the interior.
Around town or at higher speeds, it produces very
little noise in the
cabin and even from low revs it pulls surprisingly strongly.
Bumps and rough roads make a
little more
noise in the
cabin than expected, but again, bounce was minimal; it could simply sound louder because there's no engine
noise to cover it up.
And just like the Enclave, this Regal is nice and quiet, with very
little road or wind
noise making its way into the
cabin.
Bumps were absorbed well, with
little jounce or
noise coming into the
cabin.
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.
Further emphasizing the car's more cossetting characteristics is the impressive amount of
noise insulation, with
little outside of a mere hint of wind whistle entering the
cabin.
Still, given that the road conditions decidedly weren't the best in Andorra, the fact that so
little road or wind
noise made it through into the
cabin was impressive.
Noise insulation is great, with
little of it getting inside the
cabin at high speeds.
More impressive is how
little outside
noise comes into the
cabin.
Active
noise cancellation will keep the
cabin quiet while the air suspension system makes entry and exit a
little easier from a car that sits so low to the ground.
In freeway driving we also noticed a commendable level of
cabin damping, with very
little road or wind
noise getting in.
At all times
noise levels are incredibly low with
little road, engine or wind
noise finding their way into the
cabin under all but the most extreme, conditions.
It's so effective there's
little intruding
noise in the
cabin.
There's
little wind and engine
noise in the
cabin while road and suspension
noise are also kept to a minimum.
What's remarkable about the EcoBoost is its refinement: at idle and constant throttle it's practically silent, with very
little engine
noise or vibrations creeping into the
cabin.
Very
little road or wind
noise enters the
cabin.
It's not just the
cabin that oozes quality: the suspension works in silence even on rough roads, and there's
little noise perceived inside.
Premium economy on BA flight to Hong Kong, 61A was a very good seat because - extra legroom in front - nobody reclining in front of you - quieter
cabin with business class in front, no toilet queues or gallery
noise - good standard of food even though basic - entertainment wasn't brilliant choice - seat itself was comfy -
little tight (I'm 6» 2») but ample room to stretch and sleep - certainly worth the difference from economy - they looked really packed in.