Sentences with phrase «decent road feel»

The steering, although slow, has decent road feel and stays quiver - free over rough pavement, and body and suspension in general feel like one cohesive unit rather than a bunch of bodged - together parts.

In addition, the steering felt reasonably quick with decent road feel, and the Terrain even handled moderate - speed curves and corners confidently.

Not exact matches

What You Need To Know: «On The Road» made a decent fist at adapting the Beat classic last year without ever feeling truly inspired.

It's a good job «Road Trip» was always a half - decent flick in the first place, otherwise I might have felt ever - so - slightly let down by this supposedly «Unseen and Explicit» DVD edition.

Certainly, the car feels keener to attack a decent stretch of road.

Extremely reliable, handles well on the highway, good feel for the road, decent gas mileage.

Despite turbocharging, the Smart's throttle response is decent and the outright performance feels perfectly respectable at normal road speeds.

Fortunately, Blaettel is wholly relaxed about us driving this unique Integrale, and although we're not about to destroy its very hard looking and heaven - knows - how - old 205/50 ZR15 Pirelli P700s, he knows a decent road nearby where we can feel the full power of the engine and, perhaps, get a sense of whether this prototype really moved the game on.

While the steering is a touch overboosted and artificial, it is precise and transmits a decent amount of road feel.

Hydraulic - assist rack - and - pinion steering has decent feel, takes reasonable effort, and required little attention for directional stability on long, straight roads.

The front - engined, rear - drive layout coupled with an M - differential and now standard adaptive dampers give the 2017 M3 both a planted feel on a racetrack and a decent ride on bumpy roads.

The Caddy van achieves a composed, planted feel on the road with direct steering, a decent gear change and well - judged pedal weights.

Load»em on up and hit the trails!This Ford Escape delivers a smooth ride that handles great, it offers decent fuel economy and car - like qualities, plus feels nice and high off the road.

The iA feels planted and agile along a twisty road, the brakes are capable and there is a decent amount of grip from the standard 16 - inch wheels.

It may feel unsettled over rutted and broken roads, but as long as tarmac quality is decent, the ride will be too.

Despite feeling quite big on the road, it's pretty agile, with decent steering weight in the Sport setting.

The steering is accurate and has decent feel for the road, which is quite rare in this class, but really this MPV is most at home on the motorway, where it's a quiet cruiser.

Steering is direct and provides the driver a decent level of road feel.

And thankfully as we got onto some of the twisty mountain roads in the Alps, the system gave decent feedback and didn't produce an overly fake heavy feeling — which is just right for a great daily driver.

Overall this really is a good little car, gets the job done, decent pickup for the size, smooth enough ride although there is significant road noise compared to other vehicles I've driven, and good feel to it while driving.

Steering is nicely weighted at speed, with a progressive, predictable turn - in rate and a decent amount of communication from the road, even if it feels a little dead on - center.

The front wheels tend to want to follow the road's topography rather than your chosen line, but there is a quickness to the rack that means it turns in keenly, and it has a decent level of feel for an electrically assisted set - up.

The torsion beam offers decent ride quality and it is only when you hit a bad patch of road, the car feels unstable.

I'm not sure how many if any CL63 owners take theirs to a track, but I was interested in finding out how it felt around the 2.14 - mile road course because as I said early it feels pretty decent on the street rounding corners.

On the road, that feels like a decent amount of power for the 5er.

Visually I think its fair to say this game looks stunning, the stage starts in a dense forest section with a narrow road which gives a decent sense of danger and good feeling of speed.

You may feel decent right now, but that could change tomorrow — or even days, weeks, months or years down the road, if medical issues arise as a result of the accident.