[Rick]

I am still undecided on the H or gas - it is not a $$ issue but I hate to lose trunk space.
However, will the ride of the Q with no engine noise be quiet so cell phone discussions will be clearer?

Bluetooths on my M37x and G35x are not all that good
Thanks
Rick

 

[Q50Aggie]

The road noise is vastly improved on both models. You will likely have even less on the hybrid model.

 

[MindcrimeDan]

The hybrid I drove was super quiet once we turned off the A/C (it was a warm day). Compared to my G35, it was night and day.

 

[Rick]

Thanks
Wonder if the blue tooth technology will work better too .... With all the other gadgets and tech improvements I hope so

 

[Rick]

Responding to my own post
I was hoping someone else here talks on their Bluetooth (which has been marginal at best on all my other infinities) it would be one more reason to order a H if Bluetooth notice would be reduced

 

[afrosheen]

I imagine with the active noise cancellation and microphones in the cabin, phone calls should be significantly better in the Q50. As usual, bring your phone on a test drive, sync it and see what happens.

 

[chicagokevo]

Responding to my own post
I was hoping someone else here talks on their Bluetooth (which has been marginal at best on all my other infinities) it would be one more reason to order a H if Bluetooth notice would be reduced

The noise cancellation quality of my '11 G37x bluetooth is so terrible that I often times don't even bother to use it unless I park my car on the side of the road with the windows up . As others have stated, road noise is noticeably improved in the Q50, and while I did not get a chance to test call quality, I'm convinced the bluetooth quality will be much better.