What is NVHOrientExpress wrote:The other noticeable change is the NVH on the Plus. At 60 mph on my "noisy test road" the Plus measures 62.8 dB. which is luxury car quiet.
What is NVHOrientExpress wrote:The other noticeable change is the NVH on the Plus. At 60 mph on my "noisy test road" the Plus measures 62.8 dB. which is luxury car quiet.
Noise, Vibration and Harshness. The more high-end the car, the better it's expected to do re NVH. Think Yugo vs. Mercedes.webeleafowners wrote:What is NVHOrientExpress wrote:The other noticeable change is the NVH on the Plus. At 60 mph on my "noisy test road" the Plus measures 62.8 dB. which is luxury car quiet.
Thank you. Love this board. Learn something everyday.GRA wrote:Noise, Vibration and Harshness. The more high-end the car, the better it's expected to do re NVH. Think Yugo vs. Mercedes.webeleafowners wrote:What is NVHOrientExpress wrote:The other noticeable change is the NVH on the Plus. At 60 mph on my "noisy test road" the Plus measures 62.8 dB. which is luxury car quiet.
That's weird. https://www.nissanusa.com/vehicles/elec ... specs.html, if you select S Plus thru SL Plus claims the curb weights range from 3,780 to 3,853 pounds.OrientExpress wrote:For the third time, the actual weighed number is 4060 pounds.
The hood was pretty obvious to me given how light it was.“The hood, front fenders, doors, and liftgate outer are made of aluminum,” GM Spokesperson Fred Ligouri wrote. “The roof and rear quarter panel are steel. Body structure is a mixture of mild, high-strength and advanced high-strength steel.”
No, the battery was full.LeftieBiker wrote:Was the car empty when weighed?
The SL Plus comes with everything standard, there are no additional features you can add other than floor mats.DougWantsALeaf wrote:Does your SL have the all weather package? That adds some weight.
<sigh> No, I meant were there any people (or anything else with weight) in it when weighed?OrientExpress wrote:No, the battery was full.LeftieBiker wrote:Was the car empty when weighed?
A silly question, gets an appropriate answer.LeftieBiker wrote:No, I meant were there any people (or anything else with weight) in it when weighed?