Sentences with phrase «choice for normal driving»

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Normal is far from a bore, and shy of a somewhat delayed throttle response, it's the wisest choice for daily driving.

For a good compromise between affordability and kit, our choice would be the SE, which includes useful rear parking sensors — a godsend with long estate cars — front foglights and a selector to switch between Normal, Eco, Sport and Individual driving modes.

While Eco deadens throttle response and is quick to upshift, and Normal feels good for everyday driving, Sport was my default mode of choice.

Our preview drive began in the City by the Bay, and the car gave us three choices for its drive mode: Eco, Normal, and Sport.

Drive has choice of three suspension modes: Comfort, Normal and R (for circuit applications).

While Comfort mode is particularly well suited to normal road conditions, city driving and short journeys, Sport will be the mode of choice for drivers looking to push on twisty country roads.