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I used an iPhone app that measures decibels and it read 90-92 going 65 mph. I wanted to make sure it just wasn't me and not subjective. As it turns out when a sound gets close to 100 for a period of time, it sometimes can cause hearing loss.
All I want is to drive down the highway and be able to hold a conversation and/or talk a cellphone call, which I can do neither now. And I believe I have the same "outside air" coming inside causing the noise as others, starting at around 45 mph. Also, I feel cold air draft at my feet with full heat on in 30-40 degree weather.
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