Sentences with phrase «better braking worth»

Is quicker acceleration, improved handling, and better braking worth the price of entry?

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Unlike its forebear's, this generation of M3 benefits from good brakes, but should you make a track companion of yours, it's worth considering the carbon - ceramic brakes, priced at a hefty # 6,250.

And so is the magnetic - ride suspension, which continues to prove its worth in most every application: stiff when you want it to be, and pretty compliant when you don't, it's a genuinely all - purpose system that, matched to the big Brembo brakes, works equally well on the track and on the street.

Now, although that sounds like a ludicrous amount of money and ceramic brakes seem like an obscene thing to have on an SUV, they are well worth it.

The brakes might be worth upgrading if you plan on hitting the track, but they do a good - enough job at stopping the car during regular street use.

On top of the Citadel's already well - padded CV (three - zone automatic climate control, Xenon headlights, backup camera and sensors, self - adjusting wipers, leather & power everything), ours came with eight grand worth of topping - up: a heavy - duty trailering package; second - row captain's chairs with their own DVD screens; front - collision, blind - spot and rear - crossing monitors; braking assistance; and the smoothest and best - calibrated adaptive cruise control I've yet encountered.

That poses a dilemma to a potential GTI buyer as to whether they should fork out that little bit extra for the more powerful AWD version, especially when you consider the standard 18 ″ alloys with much bigger brakes and bixenon lights as standard on the R version would make this car only a few grand more expensive and well worth it!

Given the prices of genuine BMW brake discs alone, this package is well worth specifying.

The available Technology Group Package is well worth a look and includes adaptive cruise control, advanced brake assist, automatic high beam headlamp control, lane departure warning with lane keep assist and forward collision warning systems, rain sensitive windshield wipers and a power tilt / telescope steering column.

Yes, tires are pricey, but well worth it for how this car accelerates, brakes, and handles.