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I also find the price difference surprising. A lot of car production cost goes towards things which are less obvious to see (insulation, suspension, ...). I would certainly test drive both to see if you notice any differences.
Sales people here said they're the same car but just with a smaller boot. I find that surprising given the price difference. Would love to know the reason(ing).
Thanks for your comment. I will go to a dealership and test drive both and actually see/feel the difference.
Would like to read back on your experience.
Any phone decibel meter with recording function is valuable. You don't notice an increase but it gets exhausting during longer trips. It doesn't matter if it is accurate, the relative measurements on the same roads and conditions should tell you something.
I have no good trick for suspension and such. My understanding is that the infotainment system is the same so that can largely be ignored. First reviews said the materials are the same but I would check that stuff feels good enough for your taste.
Enjoy the test drives.