This document discusses research into the influence of noise and vibration on passenger comfort in idling diesel engine cars. Researchers conducted tests where subjects were exposed to noise, vibration, or both, and asked to evaluate sound, vibration, or overall annoyance. The results showed that vibration has a small but significant influence on sound perception. When evaluating overall annoyance, some subjects based their judgments mostly on vibration while others considered noise more important. Reducing noise and vibration in vehicles requires approaches like decreasing source strengths, interrupting transmission paths, and absorbing energy. The interaction of sound and vibration is complex and depends on stimulus levels and ranges.