Its steering is precise and nicely weighted, and the whole
car feels agile and lightweight whether you're looking for a parking spot or driving too fast on a back road.
With so much less weight over the front end than before the new
car feels agile and keen to change direction, too, with a less resolutely nose - led attitude in cornering.
The 47:53 % weight distribution, the electronic diff lock, the ground - hugging centre of gravity, and the aluminium double - wishbone suspension make
the car feel agile and alert, involving and inspiring.
Not exact matches
The
car has a nice mix of carbon fiber and aluminum, so it
feels agile and responsive.
I've owned a britax b -
agile stroller and
car seat before, but this one
feels a lot more durable.
My only concern is that on the road, where you can't chuck the
car into corners on the brakes or exit with the tyres fully lit - up, that slightly conservative set - up in Corsa mode will make it
feel less
agile than some of the competition at sane speeds.
Shorter overhangs and a wider track should make the
car feel more
agile.
The high - strung turbo engine builds boost fast, but with the manual you can keep the engine on boil more easily, resulting in a
car that
feels seriously quick,
agile and, best of all, fun.
In dynamic terms the SV
feels sharper and more
agile than the standard Aventador, but that
car was hardly lacking in dynamic ability itself.
The rear end of the
car also
feels quite lively after the turn in point to a corner — not enough that the driver has to correct a slide, but enough to make the
car feel supremely
agile.
The Rapide
feels more spot - on, pleasingly
agile for a
car that weighs nearly 4400 pounds.
«So, you can tune the base chassis to be very
agile and aggressive and use the eDiff to make the
car feel longer or shorter.
This pivots the
car into the corner and makes it
feel incredibly
agile.
It has better body control over a cresting, undulating road than any of BMW's high performance M
cars and it
feels agile, darty and poised in corners.
Though there weren't any great, swoopy backroads in the Dallas area where we drove the
car, the Ghost II
felt heavy but surprisingly
agile on the few occasions we were able to push it.
So it
feels incredibly
agile, perhaps almost too flighty if you're not used to 911s, but the way you quickly adapt to its balance and learn to drive it right at the point where it is moving around is a testament to the incredible
feel that courses through the entire
car.
At 800 pounds heavier than the V - 8 SLS, the E-cell doesn't
feel as
agile, but mounting the battery pack low in the center of the
car makes for profoundly less body roll.
It
feels very
agile and responsive on the way into corners with taut body control, but there's nothing other than gentle understeer when you start to work the chassis harder and never any sense of the
car being driven from the rear.
Make no mistake, with so little weight to keep in check and such compact dimensions, the Swift Sport still
feels agile and wieldy, especially down some of the tighter and twistier roads of our Spanish test route, but some of the old
car's sparkle is missing.
Job done there, then; few crossover - type
cars feel as
agile, connected and flickable as this one, with enough sensations coming from elsewhere to make up for the EPAS's innate lack of true
feel.
It's a crazy party trick for such a vehicle, but it does also illustrate just how keen the Cayenne is to turn into a corner and hold its line, and used more sensitively, the combination of torque vectoring and rear - wheel steering makes this big hulk of a
car feel surprisingly
agile.
Once accustomed it makes the
car feel tremendously
agile on the way into a corner, although the steering is never particularly feelsome.
The
car's set - up was biased towards the quicker fire road sections and
felt superbly
agile as a result.
Like every Seven that has gone before each of these new models
feels alive and
agile in a way that few others road
cars can ever hope to replicate.
Though the SL450 never
feels like a compact
car (minimum weight is still around 4,000 pounds), it's arguably the most enjoyable of the SL group on a twisty road,
feeling a little more nimble and
agile than its larger - engine siblings.
Making high - sided, high - ground clearance
cars feel responsive,
agile and well - mannered is already witchcraft, and no - one wields a bigger broom than Gaydon.
Agile handling makes the Dart
feel quick and exciting, but the affordable price means you don't have to pay for the sports
car premium to enjoy the ride.
It's comfortable when you need it to be, yet balanced and
agile at speed, while the feedback that comes through the steering wheel makes you
feel at one with the
car.
The power - assisted, rack - and - pinion steering system gives the
car an
agile feel.
The
car accelerates well and
feels agile, but ride comfort is lacking.
Sitting on a new version of the renowned Ibiza «
Agile Chassis», with wider front and rear tracks (30 mm and 33 mm respectively) the new
car looks and
feels even more «planted», and delivers both a composed ride and class - leading, sporty handling.
The steering is quick, and while the big SUV isn't as sharp as its saloon cousins, it
feels more
agile than a
car of its stature really ought to.
To make the
car feel more
agile, you can also opt for rear - wheel steering for an extra # 1,195, which also boosts manoeuvrability in the long wheelbase model.
However, the small steering wheel makes the 2008
feel pretty
agile, with only small inputs at the wheel needed to make the
car change direction.
I
feel like the Jeep Cherokee is a very functional and safe
car with still just the right amount of power to
feel agile.
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Push harder, however, and the little Honda
feels less
agile, as there's more body roll and instability than one would expect given the
car's sporty style and two - seat - only cockpit.
Torque vectoring helps to rotate the
car while you're turning by braking the inside wheels, which makes it
feel more
agile as well — and the Ford's four - wheel - drive system helps send grip where it's needed for improved traction.
Torque steer is indeed almost nonexistent, and all other onboard technologies work as promised — in a particularly tight set of switchbacks, we swore we could
feel the
car's
Agile Handling Assist system using the brakes to induce rotation.
The
car can gently brake individual front wheels to reduce understeer and makes the
car feel more precise and
agile.
The Lusso, despite weighing more than 4000 pounds,
feels light and
agile in a way that few modern
cars do.
The Mercedes doesn't hide its weight quite as well, though, with the BMW
feeling more
agile than these
cars have a right to.
With Active Curve System, GLS
feel sporty for a such
car but is not really a very
agile car due to heavy kerbweight (over 2.4 tonnes) and higher ground clearance.
Tackle corners at speed and there's noticeably less body lean in corners, so the
car feels more
agile.
The steering initially
feels too light but it firms up nicely and the
car feels solid and downright
agile.
All of those
cars never featured jaw - dropping power, but instead were lightweight and
agile specimens that possessed a distinct
feeling from behind the wheel.
The precise interplay of the ultra-high-performance powertrain and chassis technology with the
car's aerodynamically optimised exterior features ensures that the
agile and surefooted handling we have come to know as the MINI go - kart
feeling shines brightly in extremely sporty driving situations as well.
Immediately the new i3s
felt like a totally different
car in the hands of a pro driver — more
agile, quicker and... more like a «BMW
feel.»
Add in tight body control and it actually
feels a fraction more
agile than the outgoing
car.
To emphasise the 4 Series» sporty character, its driver's seat is mounted very low down, so you
feel close to the road and more in touch with the
car's
agile underpinnings.