Is there really much of a difference if they both end up doing the same thing?Too bad they had to do that instead of outfitting the interior with materials that assist in blocking out exterior noise. But of course that will be reserved for higher end models. Maybe a production model Q80?
I believe the noise cancelling hardware is fitted as standard to the merc diesel version as it's a noisy old Hector of a engineOptional active noise cancellation works like noise cancelling headphones by transmitting noise at a certain frequency to drown out background sounds. Never knew how it really worked until now.
That I would believe since in those MB's you expect a level of refinement and luxury and part of that comes down to how the cabin feels. If not, MB owners would go crazy with the expectations they walk in with.I believe the noise cancelling hardware is fitted as standard to the merc diesel version as it's a noisy old Hector of a engine
The car is extremely well insulated in places where other manufacturers just don't bother, put it this way if it was a duvet it would be a 16.5 togThat I would believe since in those MB's you expect a level of refinement and luxury and part of that comes down to how the cabin feels. If not, MB owners would go crazy with the expectations they walk in with.I believe the noise cancelling hardware is fitted as standard to the merc diesel version as it's a noisy old Hector of a engine
Wandering? Like feeling drowsy at the wheel or drunk driving?Did you know that the Q30's steering wheel vibrates if the car detects that you are wandering....it feels like a playstation controller similar vibe...takes you by suprise if your not expecting it, but in a safety assuring way.
I don't believe the car tracks your eyes,from what I understand the system uses a camera and it's called lane departureMaybe there's an option to turn of audio notification and have the steering wheel vibrate like it does for you when the car wanders. Or the Infiniti may be able to tell the difference between a car that's about to hit you and a tailgater.
The car has sensors built into the front and rear bumpers the parking are std type sensors you can see on any car....the blind spot detection you can't see but it's also built into the bumper and yes it bleeps like a **** constantly when it detects any movement...so you have the choice trust the cameras...that on test are super accurate it also uses a traffic light colour to prioritise the danger or get out and look because one thing for sure the Q30 has the worst rear viability of anything I've ever driven the price you pay for the stylingAn audible alert is given when a stationary or moving object is detected behind you or close by. I assume that'll be annoying as **** when people are tailgating you during rush hour.
