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Just wondering regarding NVH in 7th Gen. Can someone who has upgraded from the 6th give me some comparisons.

 

I don't think my 2016 3.6lt is exceptionally quiet ... especially in regards to wind noise on highways. It's not terrible, but I'd prefer better.

 

In regards to general road noise, I think my OEM Dunlop SP Sport Max tires don't help much .... and I'll be putting on Michelins at my first change, and hopefully that changes things for the better.

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Just wondering regarding NVH in 7th Gen. Can someone who has upgraded from the 6th give me some comparisons.

In the U.S., Gen 7 Legacys won't be available to dealers and customers for another 3 or 4 months (~July/August 2019).

"If you don't know where you're going, any road will take you there." ~ The Cheshire Cat (Alice in Wonderland)

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In the pictures i have seen, it appears they have moved to using a framed door window instead of frameless like on my fourth gen. This should help with wind noise immensely.

 

 

Happened already on the 5th gen.

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Just wondering regarding NVH in 7th Gen. Can someone who has upgraded from the 6th give me some comparisons.

 

I don't think my 2016 3.6lt is exceptionally quiet ... especially in regards to wind noise on highways. It's not terrible, but I'd prefer better.

 

In regards to general road noise, I think my OEM Dunlop SP Sport Max tires don't help much .... and I'll be putting on Michelins at my first change, and hopefully that changes things for the better.

 

I am sure it will be a big step forward. Even my refreshed 6th Gen is a bit quieter than earlier 6th Gen Legacies.

 

https://autoweek.com/article/chicago-auto-show/2018-subaru-legacy-shows-fresh-looks-chicago

 

"The suspension, including the dampers, was retuned on the 2018 model for a smoother ride.

To limit ride noise, Subaru says it reshaped the exterior mirrors, added new sound-insulating inner film glass for the front side windows and made the rear wheel aprons thicker.

Powertrain upgrades

Additionally, the continuously variable transmission on models with a 2.5-liter engine now uses an ultra-short pitch chain, which is quieter, Subaru said. The automaker has also made adjustments to engine timing under acceleration to further limit powertrain noise."

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