Comfort and Convenience
People value different levels of noise isolation; one driver may accept more road sound as normal, while another wants a quieter cabin, which depends on personal sensitivity and previous vehicles rather than any fixed standard.
Safety and Driver Assistance
Knowing how to adjust mirrors or release the parking brake ahead of time means you can respond calmly in dense traffic, because the actions are already part of muscle memory, not because the car itself changes.
Multimedia and Connectivity
Listening to music is a primary need during commutes, and if a Bluetooth or auxiliary input is used, keeping the volume at a level that still allows awareness of surrounding traffic is a common practical choice.