Sentences with phrase «broken pavement better»
The 500 Turbo's highway isolation trails the Abarth, whose unique selective - damping shock absorbers filter out broken pavement better.
https://www.cars.com/ Not exact matches
Singer's «good looks» are curiously absent from his film, but its featured characters read like a litany of the underprivileged and have bodies and faces to match: drug addicts, recidivist criminals, those from broken homes, failed marriages, existing outside of the social welfare network who have literally fallen through the cracks in the pavement.
I'm happy with the performance winter tire as it works well in the snow yet is still fun and responsive on cold pavement — both wet and dry — when the white stuff takes its regular short break in Michigan.
The 2012 Civic does a better job of cushioning blows from broken pavement.
Special shock absorbers with Amplitude Selective Damping and what Kia calls a Hydraulic Rebound Stopper are said to improve the ride quality over broken pavement, and the car's brake discs are larger for better stopping power and feel.
Still, the Encore provides good steering feedback heading into corners and good chassis control over broken pavement.
And contrary to many other opinions here, I thought the ride quality was pretty good over the broken pavement.
That said, broken pavement can produce a somewhat rougher ride than what you'll find in the Forte's well - established European or Japanese rivals.
The 15 inch wheel contribute greatly to ride comfort over the broken pavement and pot holes and the car still tracked well.
The ride comfort of the 2016 Dodge Charger SXT Premium AWD was a good match for the broken up pavement of our streets here in late springtime New England.
Only over long stretches of broken pavement does the suspension get a bit floaty, but noise from the tires is suppressed well.
I will say I believe the Caddy is better at absorbing bumps on broken pavement than the Benz, but when you throw around both of them hard, the performance limits are really high and would make Clark Griswold's jaw drop straight to the floor.
Even driven over broken pavement, the Impreza feels well built and substantial.
Still, the test car was a good - looker and, for those more interested in straight - ahead driving than in getting sideways in turns, the LX would provide adequate acceleration and a comfortable ride — nothing to smirk at by those of us who have to ease our stiff - suspensioned sports machines over railroad crossings and broken pavement.