Sentences with phrase «car feel nervous»

The 2008's steering wheel is very small by class standards, and while that means fast responses, it can make the car feel nervous on the motorway.

The 208's electrically assisted steering wheel is very small by class standards; while that means it's fast in action, it can make the car feel nervous on the motorway.

It takes a period of acclimatisation, but it has a natural weight and feel and it's not so extreme as to make the car feel nervous.

I written it before, at 200 kmH (125plus) plus in the wet the car felt nervous and dangerous, the bonnet flattered all the time too.

As a result, the car feels nervous when cruising or maneuvering anywhere besides tight switchbacks.

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As a trade war between the U.S. and China escalates, tariffs imposed by the two nations have business owners in industries ranging from cars to wine feeling nervous.

That being said, you might still feel hesitant or nervous about traveling long distances with your baby in the car or wonder how you will create a safe sleeping environment for them once you've arrived at your destination.

Our moorland test route has the capacity to undo a car's damping, but the E10 S coped with everything we threw at it, never once feeling twitchy or nervous, even when traversing icy mid-corner rivulets of meltwater.

Equipped with exactly the same suspension as the M3 with the Competition Pack, the compact M car felt notably more steering - nervous, corner - greedy, and surface - affected than its bigger brother.

It feels darty and nervous, the steering seems ludicrously fast and so light that you can't get any feel for the grip available, and the car just can't cope with the vicious lumps of this moorland road.

I'm all for cars that move about underneath you, but the GT86 can feel nervous in quicker corners even if you're not pushing particularly hard, as if the rear tyres are planning on breaking free, while in slower ones the front end can wash wide surprisingly early.

Gone is the nervous, overtly mid-engined feeling of the 360 and instead you have a car that can be driven like a 483bhp Italian M3.

I normally get very nervous with regards to car purchases, however, Mr. Whitehawk was very nice and I did not feel any pressure.

I didn't get to toss the car around too much because it rained all night, but I never felt nervous on the expressway, even over the wet blacktop that looks like glass.

Where the old car used to feel loose and nervous at high speeds, the new A4 feels rock solid and straight - line stability is exceptional.

And being a Female buying a car, I must say that was the first time I did not feel nervous or put on the spot.

Where the old car would feel sloppy and nervous at high speeds, the 520d feels rock solid and straight - line stability is exceptional.

The car feels more planted at high speeds and doesn't feel nervous around corners.

It was my first time to buy a car and I was nervous - but he really made me feel good.

What annoyed me more than idle - stop was the TLX's hyperactive forward collision warning system, which incessantly blinked the word «brake» at me like an overly nervous backseat driver whenever it felt I was following too closely or not braking soon enough for stopped cars ahead.

On the highway or country roads, the A3 is pure joy, the sort of car that makes a lot of others feel fussy, nervous or porky.

I hope you picked up the car OK — we felt a bit nervous leaving it unlocked but then we are from London not NZ!

I was a very nervous driver to the point where I felt like I was going to throw up when thinking of getting behind the wheel of a car.

I was so nervous the first time I went in his car and yuriy just told me to calm down and he talked to me and 5 minutes later I felt like I was driving with my friend.