S2k Noise on the Freeway
#1
S2k Noise on the Freeway
Hi,
I'm thinking of getting an S2000, but I'm concerned about how loud it is while on the freeway. I've take a test drive and around town it's not a problem. Does the defuser thingy help with wind noise? Does driving with the top up on the freeway muffle the wind, but amplify the engine? I know I'm being a wimp, but I drive an Accord right now, so I'm a bit sheltered.
Thanks!
I'm thinking of getting an S2000, but I'm concerned about how loud it is while on the freeway. I've take a test drive and around town it's not a problem. Does the defuser thingy help with wind noise? Does driving with the top up on the freeway muffle the wind, but amplify the engine? I know I'm being a wimp, but I drive an Accord right now, so I'm a bit sheltered.
Thanks!
#3
its a lot noisier than a regular car, but I don't mind it. I drive about 60 miles a day on highway, just fyi..
now that its been getting cold, ive been putting the top up, but during the warmer months I loved hearing the wind.
now that its been getting cold, ive been putting the top up, but during the warmer months I loved hearing the wind.
#4
The difuser thingy does not cut down on the noise, only the wind... and not very well. But the noise thing is what the S2000 is. Like I just read in another post if you don't like the wind or noise buy an Accord. If you want the true sports car get an S. Good luck.
#6
It all depends on what you are used to driving. Compared with a Lexis, the S2000 is very noisy. Compared to my last ride, (85 Carrera Targa) the S is a Rolls Royce. A test drive that includes freeways is the only way to be sure the car is right for you.
Gary
Gary
#7
My soft top is almost always down, but then, I sometimes have the hardtop on instead. With this combination, the S is has two different personalities. A nice quiet ride with excellent insulation when I want some comfort. Top down without the hard top when I want to experience the outside elements, noise, outdoor ambiance, wind in the hair, ... you know, when I let the dogs out. Part of the appeal of the S is that it has multiple personalities. Sort of like a night with Renee Zellwegger, then waking up the next morning with Scarlett Johansson. This car never bores me.
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#10
Originally Posted by mad-dog-one,Nov 9 2005, 11:28 AM
Part of the appeal of the S is that it has multiple personalities. Sort of like a night with Renee Zellwegger, then waking up the next morning with Scarlett Johansson. This car never bores me.