Sentences with phrase «by imperfections in the road»

This wouldn't be an issue if the car delivered a cosseting ride, but the Compass's composure is too easily shaken by imperfections in the road surface - particularly sharp bridge expansion joints and shallow potholes.

Not exact matches

The ride is pretty well judged, even in Sport, and it doesn't crash over bumps or feel like it's going to be caught out by unexpected road imperfections.

The Fusion feels planted in most scenarios, and it isn't upset by most small imperfections in the road.

Be warned, though — any imperfections in the road will be felt by everyone in the cabin and passengers really won't thank you for selecting this setting on a long journey.

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The bodywork stays fairly level, unless provoked by carrying lots of speed into a tight corner, and most imperfections in the road are dealt with.

Most road imperfections are absorbed well by the truck's suspension, though we were reminded of its rugged body - on - frame construction during one particularly bad stretch of the 405 freeway in Los Angeles.

This is more apparent when talking about the difficulty of the game too, as it's not just a straight up arcade game where you can rely on riding guard rails to get round corners, as FlatOut 4 does incorporate some realistic physics, this combined with the extremely aggressive AI will lead to a lot of restarts as quite often you'll be rounding a corner with the chequered flag in sight, only to be spun out by one of the AI, or hitting an imperfection in the road sending your car into a snake only for the back end to come around on you.