Of
course engine and gearbox where fully rebuild and the car performs to its full potential.
Not exact matches
These included a hand - tuned 1.6 - litre four - cylinder
engine with — of
course — the company's soon - to - become famous VTEC system; a limited - slip differential; a close - ratio
gearbox to make the most of the 182bhp output;
and extra welding on the chassis to stiffen up the bodyshell.
A CO2 figure of 152g / km is par for the
course, but this
engine,
gearbox and four - wheel drive model will be a rare combination among buyers — most will
and should flock to the more efficient but no less fun 1.0 - litre three - cylinder
engine or the new
and impressive 1.5 - litre four - cylinder petrol.
The system not only changes the characteristics of the Sport Hybrid SH - AWD but in addition changes the characteristics of 11 component sets including steering, brakes (via regenerative characteristics),
engine and electric drive, throttle,
gearbox, suspension (via adaptive dampers)
and, of
course, stability
and traction control.
The
engine will be mated to the pride of Volkswagen, the DSG
gearbox,
and of
course, like any other German model the top speed will be limited to 155 MPH.
And the 367 hp engine is only waiting to burst, delivering even at low speeds the cuddly torque of 520 Newtonmeters — making an excellent team with an attentive, AMG - modified automatic gearbox and unrelenting all - wheel - drive system, of course with the AMG - typical force distribution of 30 % front and 70 % re
And the 367 hp
engine is only waiting to burst, delivering even at low speeds the cuddly torque of 520 Newtonmeters — making an excellent team with an attentive, AMG - modified automatic
gearbox and unrelenting all - wheel - drive system, of course with the AMG - typical force distribution of 30 % front and 70 % re
and unrelenting all - wheel - drive system, of
course with the AMG - typical force distribution of 30 % front
and 70 % re
and 70 % rear.
Mated to this
engine is a 6 - step e-CVT
gearbox which has a Sport mode or you can shift gears using the high quality steering mounted paddles, the box isn't fast with selecting the right ratio for you
and there is some lag
and of
course the whine which creeps in once you whizz past 5000 RPM, a typical CVT trait.
It strikes you as a surprisingly civil
and well - balanced
engine — hard - hitting, too, of
course —
and is all the more involving to interact with as a result of Ford's decision to stick with a six - speed manual
gearbox where others fit paddleshift dual - clutch automatics.