i can only drive my crossfire with both windows down

at certain speeds with only one window down the buffing of the air noise is unbearable.

do others notice the same problem?

 

Most vehicles are like this. Crack the other window and you should be fine.

 

andrew,

i've yet to own a vehicle that didn't have a booming sound from pressure differentials. in some vehicles it only occurs when the rear windows are open, in others when only one front window is open. i've experienced it in the crossfire. you just need to make sure that if one window is down that the other is open at least a little. here's a good article that discusses the severe extra low frequency pulsating sound found in toyota highlanders:

http://www.thecarplace.com/02high.htm

 

mine does it too andrew... but my Eagle Vision did it worst! lol... i know it doesnt sound possible but with the rear windows open only it could literally pop your ears as if you were in a deep end of the pool! it was strange and annoying

 

i was used to my M3 rear windows that had the ability to vent/crack (via power)...maybe this is why bmw did this.

oh well...i still love my crossfire!

 

That means the car is air tight and very well sound proofed. It's a good thing. My Acura doesn't do that, even after I sound proofed the thing.

 

Hi...


Same here too... would be nice if the rear side widows opened ! ...even a little bit...

Drive w/ the hatch up ! :lol:


Dave...

 

No sunroof in the Crossfire? :-(

 

You are in here all of the time makeing comments, have you even seen a Crossfire?

 

Yeah, I test drove one about a month ago. It's a really sturdy and fun car.