Not exact matches
Auto execs understand this phenomenon
well, rattling off examples of vehicle features that the public initially resisted: seatbelts, airbags, antilock
brakes, cruise
control, even automatic transmission.
«Digital
control of motors,
brakes, and steering helps avoid collisions from the front and sides, as
well as preventing the car from wandering off the road.
The padded handle was great for
control and worked
well with the
braking system to stop the stroller.
It's hand — activated front caliper
brake offers a
better control while running or jogging downhill.
The
brake is foot activated and works
well in
controlling the speed of the stroller and when parking the stroller.
The front wheels give
good maneuverability and the
braking system is perfect for
controlling movement.
This special hand
brake allows you to
better control your speed which is perfect for those parents who are afraid of gaining too much speed downhill.
Strollers designed for jogging will often have a slowing
brake on the handle for
better control going down hills, for example, and many high - end all terrain strollers sport that feature now.
A newly added twisting hand
brake provides
better control when going down hills.
A multi-position handlebar provides just the right height for your comfort and a hand
brake gives you
better speed
control for safety.
A hand
brake on the handle gives you
better control when going down slopes.
For
better speed
control and stopping power, the Performance Double is equipped with a V -
brake, a side - pull version of a cantilever
brake commonly used with bicycles.
Lightweight aluminum outline for
better control and hand
brake for
better halting while running
It features a hand - activated rear drum
brake which is excellent for the
best downhill
control.
Hand - activated rear drum
brakes make for the
best downhill
control.
Our top pick for
best trailer
brake controller is the Tekonsha
Brake Control.
The Tekonsha Primus
Brake Control is next in our
best trailer
brake controller review.
On goes the list of the
best remote
control drones, no
brakes here!
9 Credit a mix of improvements, including crash impact standards, air bags,
better tires, antilock
brakes, and stability
control.
Urban Trial Playground adds a few gameplay mechanics to this established formula by allowing you to duck and jump as
well as
control your front and rear
brakes.
Its Predictive Energy
Control system will use information on uphill and downhill grades in the navigation system (when activated) to make
better use of the stored battery power and the regenerative
braking.
This includes the emergency
braking and pedestrian monitoring systems as
well as adaptive cruise
control, blind spot detection, and parking assist.
Also included are two safety features available on most other new Ford products, second - row inflatable seatbelts, designed to cushion back - seat passengers in a crash; as
well as Curve
Control, which automatically applies the
brakes if the driver enters a turn too quickly.
Two bright points: Ride quality is an excellent mix of
good control and supple bump - soaking ability, and the
brakes are strong and confidence - inspiring.
Works like a charm and together with rear radar and surrounding sodar you have a car that can detect obstacles, read signs, see the road, partly drive by itself, keep cruise
control distance, warn rear driver if they don't see you are at standstill in a queue (the car then flashes the lights to wake them up) and to protect you (if they still doesn't react and my car thinks this will not end
well, it pretensions seat belts, apply full
brake if you are at stand still, to prevent you from bouncing further, and precharge the airbag safety system - if nothing happens, it releases the belts and so on), and it can find parking spot that fits and help you park there and of course help you with obstacles around the car when parking by yourself.
Well, the second monitor, which used to sit atop the center stack, is no longer needed, a head - up display is not available, and we would certainly like to see more driver assistance systems such as adaptive cruise
control and emergency
brake assist.
The concept is also fitted with i - ACTIVSENSE accident - mitigation systems, which include automatic dipping headlights to reduce glare to on - coming drivers, radar cruise
control as
well automatic
braking systems to avoid urban collisions.
Other dynamic assets are
well - balanced 45/55 percent weight distribution; a supple ride; total chassis
control provided by the height - adjustable, variable - rate,
control - arm suspension; precise and quick rack - and - pinion steering; and carbon - ceramic
brakes that can, with the auxiliary air
brake, decelerate the Grand Sport from 62 mph to a full stop in only 103 feet, says Bugatti.
Supple ride quality, responsive
brakes,
good steering and body
control, and all the usual BMW dynamic strengths are evident.
It's far from ponderous, though, thanks to the
controlled body motions,
well - weighted steering, and nicely tuned
brake feel.
It proved effective in
controlling lean - in in corners, as
well as motion under hard
braking or acceleration.
Whether you stick with steel or go for the ceramic option, the
brakes are superb and stability
control works very
well.
A
good ABS setup can apply different levels of
braking to different wheels, so it's possible for ABS to out -
brake a human, simply through having more
controls.
Tech-wise, a larger 6.3 inch infotainment screen with CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, a second USB port, adaptive cruise
control, forward collision warning, and autonomous emergency
braking are all part of the package, as
well.
Extracost options include Dynamic Damper
Control, which lets you choose between a sporty and a more comfort - oriented setting, as well as active cruise control with collision warning and automatic brake act
Control, which lets you choose between a sporty and a more comfort - oriented setting, as
well as active cruise
control with collision warning and automatic brake act
control with collision warning and automatic
brake actuation.
Expect all of Volvo's newest safety features to be available, including pre-collision warning and
braking features, as
well as lane - departure prevention and adaptive cruise
control.
New Range Rovers also come standard with rear park alert, lane departure warning, and autonomous emergency
braking, while adaptive cruise
control, blind spot monitoring, and traffic sign recognition (plus more) are available as
well.
The track was damp for my first session, and the
brakes struggled to
control wheelspin, which extended
well into third gear.
Tech features borrowed from the race car should include a race - bred traction
control and ABS system, as
well as feel - some hydraulic power steering (a highlight in the Vantage N430) and beefy six - pot front
brake calipers.
For extra maneuverability off road, the 4Runner features Crawl
Control (which maintains a set speed going up hills) and hill descent control (which maintains a set speed going down them), as well as a brake - based hill - start assist
Control (which maintains a set speed going up hills) and hill descent
control (which maintains a set speed going down them), as well as a brake - based hill - start assist
control (which maintains a set speed going down them), as
well as a
brake - based hill - start assist system.
In addition to the standard 10.2 - inch display screen and heated Dakota leather front seats (heated rear seats are available) is an impressive lineup of available safety technology that includes lane departure warning, pedestrian and collision warning with auto
braking, adaptive cruise
control, blind spot detection, as
well as auto - park and parking assist systems.
To be truly track - competent the BMW needs a limited - slip diff, while the Infiniti wants for
better brakes and more gearbox
control.
Safety features include auto park assist with Infiniti's signature Around View Monitor camera system as
well as blind spot warning, forward collision warning with emergency
braking plus automatic high beam assist and adaptive cruise
control.
It doesn't devour two - lanes as enthusiastically as the
best German luxury crossovers, but the suspension
controls body roll and
brake dive enough that we can have fun on the way back to our campsite.
The package includes a full - speed front collision prevention system with automatic emergency
braking and pedestrian detection, as
well as adaptive cruise
control with stop - and - go capability.
And it packed plenty of standard
good stuff with its $ 39,250 base sticker: Brembo
brakes front and rear, heated front seats, 19 - inch alloys with Michelin Pilot Sport 4 rubber, a rear - view camera, dual - zone climate
control, front and rear parking sensors, keyless pushbutton start, and much more.
The normally aspirated flat six obeys throttle orders as if it were governed by a telemetric mastermind, the seven - speed PDK dual - clutch gearbox hammers through the ratios like a rapid - fire weapon, stability
control works reliably in minimum interference mode, the steering does its
best not to let the driver feel its electro - mechanical origins, and the
brakes snarl at their ABSolute limit whenever optimism challenges the law of physics.
With adaptive cruise
control in charge, no more throttle or
brake action is required, and the chip -
controlled steering will follow the road the
best it can.
Then there's the revised suspension with an extra toe -
control link at the rear, plus lighter
brakes with
better ventilation.
The new «Autopilot» driver assistance systems, which help keep you in lane and auto -
brake on cruise
control, just make it an even
better cruiser.