Sentences with phrase «road noise seemed»

Although it could be due to the eerie quiet of the CT 200h on electric propulsion, reflected road noise seemed intrusive when driving over coarse - chip paved roads.

That keeps the wind noise out from the front, and road noise seemed to be significantly reduced as well.

While handling and road noise seemed segment - competitive to me, the 3.3 - liter V6 is barely adequate for hauling this 4,700 - pound beast around, especially when loaded with people and luggage.

The only 2 problems I have had are: Road noise seems a little loud at times.

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The air suspension did a slightly better job of damping out small bumps and seemed to transmit less road noise into the cabin, but handling was pretty darn near a toss - up.

The noise and sense of occasion was part of it but more importantly the 650S couldn't cope when the road turned bumpy — the bodywork scraping into the tarmac all too often — and the car just seemed uptight compared to the incredibly generous, entertaining Ferrari.

It seems like it's trying to compensate for road / engine noise, but it's just doing it all wrong.

The noise seems to be «interrupted» by the road layout (e.g. bumps, depressions, etc) causing a slight interruption / change on the noise, particularly when decelerating.

There's some road noise and a rustle of wind from the mirrors at higher speeds, but the steering feels just right for high - speed stability and low - speed effort, and there's a syrupy slickness to every control that makes being a chauffeur seem like quite an appealing change of career.

The ride was harsh, especially over highway expansion cracks, and more unrelaxing road and tire noise was transmitted than seemed appropriate for the leather - lined cabin of a gentleman's express.

Getting subjective, the Gran Coupe also seems to let marginally more road and wind noise into its cabin than the M5 when set to a 100mph Autobahn cruise.

Odd all the magazine rave reviews: 2013 model: Having not driven a BMW for 14 years I was keen to see how they have moved on, not a lot as it seems Good points: Looks good, its a BMW Outstanding fuel economy 70mpg on long journeys Comfy seats Bad Points: Very noisy road noise, need to turn up radio even at 40 Thin hard steering wheel, cheap plastic bulbous airbag cover Cheap interior, feels like a Kia.

Although wind and driveline noise are quite well suppressed, it seems Mazda has again failed to address tyre noise on coarse road surfaces.

Overall, the cabin seemed pretty insulated from the road and wind noise.

I'd say, in fact, road noise generally seems higher than the norm — lotsa tire noise on the freeway, for example.

Not much wind or road noise gets in, making the little thing seem a bit more quote - unquote premium.

It was a blustery day for the drive programme, but Subaru's engineers certainly seem to have found ways of reducing the road noise transmitted to the cabin.

The Volvo suffers from wind noise, too, which seems to come from all directions, and its chunky tyres pick up quite a rumble on - road.

The road noise if terrible, it seems Nissan decided to build the door panels, and entire car with as little or no sound insulation, very cheap.

Interior is well built, however, there seems to a rattle noise fron the rr speaker mounting panel on rough roads.It is annoying and 3 Nissan dealers failed to fix it.I have learned to listen to loud music when driving on rough roads!

Those people seem to have one speed that they all drive at (80 mph) and the Sonata did that with no wind or road noise and the tach was hovering at about 2100 rpm.

It's a tenacious corner carver, and one that seems unfazed by lumps and broken surfaces, the latter only revealing moderate discomfort at lower speeds and the transition of road noise to the cabin.

Road noise remains muted, although the big van doesn't seem as well insulated.

The trick is whether one could spend every day in what seems to be a relatively noisy place, without much isolation from road, wind and engine noise.

Interestingly, it seemed quieter than a Camry in terms of wind and road noise.

But this audio system does not seem tailored for a convertible, and gets overwhelmed by road noise with the top down.

From the map it seemed that the road noise wouldn't be so bad, but upon arrival I was quickly corrected.