Quiet Interior
09-17-2003, 10:14 AM
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Quiet Interior
I found this humorous statement at Honda Australia:
Quiet interior
At Honda, we love silence. We even try to make the sound of shutting car doors quieter. The boot closing - quieter. CD's going in and out of the CD player - quieter.
The Accord Euro has undergone extensive wind tunnel testing and cumputer simulation to minimise engine noise and road noise. We have enhanced insulation and absorption inside the Accord Euro to the point of obsession. For example, to reduce the level of engine noise and vibration reaching the cabin, we adopted a "centre of gravity" engine mounting system.
All these enhancements make the interior of the Accord Euro a particularly peaceful place to be. After all, you don't want any distractions while you're driving.
http://www.honda.com.au/Accord/Euro/...t+interior.htm
I love my TSX, but isn't this false advertising?
Quiet interior
At Honda, we love silence. We even try to make the sound of shutting car doors quieter. The boot closing - quieter. CD's going in and out of the CD player - quieter.
The Accord Euro has undergone extensive wind tunnel testing and cumputer simulation to minimise engine noise and road noise. We have enhanced insulation and absorption inside the Accord Euro to the point of obsession. For example, to reduce the level of engine noise and vibration reaching the cabin, we adopted a "centre of gravity" engine mounting system.
All these enhancements make the interior of the Accord Euro a particularly peaceful place to be. After all, you don't want any distractions while you're driving.
http://www.honda.com.au/Accord/Euro/...t+interior.htm
I love my TSX, but isn't this false advertising?
09-17-2003, 10:54 AM
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I'm a muckracker at heart, and I love to find crap in advertising, but I feel like I'm missing something.
Besides the meaningless marketing fluff (peaceful place to be, silence, to the point of obsession) , what's the false part that concerns you?
Besides the meaningless marketing fluff (peaceful place to be, silence, to the point of obsession) , what's the false part that concerns you?
09-17-2003, 01:42 PM
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Heck, most economy cars these days are quiet compared to cars 20 years ago. I think people complain too much but thats just me 
If you want a QUIET car, get a Lexus LS430
or a newer Acura RL, both are TOO quiet for my taste.
If you want a QUIET car, get a Lexus LS430
or a newer Acura RL, both are TOO quiet for my taste.
09-17-2003, 03:05 PM
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Originally posted by Yui
What? Silence? What's that? I always have the stereo on at about 30...
What? Silence? What's that? I always have the stereo on at about 30...
, i agree with this
Originally posted by kenbiddulph
If you want a QUIET car, get a Lexus LS430 or a newer Acura RL, both are TOO quiet for my taste.
If you want a QUIET car, get a Lexus LS430 or a newer Acura RL, both are TOO quiet for my taste.
09-17-2003, 03:40 PM
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According to road tests, the TSX is actually one of the quieter cars in its class/price range. If I remember correctly, the only car that was quieter at 70mph was the G35 (66 dba vs 67 dba).
I prefer the car to be as quiet as possible. Because if you don't like it and want to make it louder, that's very easy to do. But if you want to make it quieter, that's much harder.
I prefer the car to be as quiet as possible. Because if you don't like it and want to make it louder, that's very easy to do. But if you want to make it quieter, that's much harder.
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