The new BMW M3 and BMW M4 are now offered with two
different damper systems again: the standard suspension and the controlled Adaptive M suspension.
Not exact matches
If you, or perhaps your driver, want a more spirited drive, Rolls - Royce offers the Dynamic Driving Package, which includes
different front and rear struts, adjusted
damper settings, and a tweaked steering
system that, according to Rolls, increases the car's cornering ability and delivers «enhanced feedback» to the driver.
If you're looking for a sporty version of the Fusion that still has some top - end features, the V6 Sport starts with features from the SE with the Luxury package and adds a turbocharged V6 engine (325 hp, 380 lb - ft), all - wheel drive, a
different grille, 19 - inch wheels, quad exhaust tips, a rear spoiler, adjustable suspension
dampers, leather and simulated suede upholstery, and a nine - speaker audio
system.
To take full advantage of its extremely rigid platform, the Rapide features Adaptive Damping
System (ADS) first seen on the DBS which uses two separate valves to set the
dampers to five
different positions, allowing instant adjustment of the car's ride and handling characteristics.
An M - specific version of the Variable
Damper Control system is fitted, the Comfort, Sport and Sport Plus modes selectable at the press of a button activating different damper set
Damper Control
system is fitted, the Comfort, Sport and Sport Plus modes selectable at the press of a button activating
different damper set
damper settings.
The specially tuned Adaptive
Damper System (see below) helps the Type R excel on the street and track by allowing
different, optimized damping curves that also adjust automatically to suit conditions while driving, based on steering input, lateral G and suspension stroke.
A sport - tuned suspension reduces the ride height by 10 mm while the high - performance braking
system (with Dark Blue metallic calipers) and a Dynamic
Damper Control
system with three
different modes: Comfort, Sport and Sport + makes these two cars a
different breed altogether.
As standard, GLC will be delivered with the Agility Control drive train with steel - sprung adaptive
dampers and
different settings for the steering, engine and gearbox as part of the DYNAMIC SELECT handling control
system with five driving programs as standard, ECO, COMFORT, SPORT, SPORT + and INDIVIDUAL.
For optimum performance on the road or circuit driving conditions the driver can select four
different Drive Modes that configure the AWD
system,
damper controls, Electronic Stability Control, steering and engine responses, and exhaust sound.
To take full advantage of its extremely precise and rigid platform, the DBS employs a new and sophisticated Adaptive Damping
System (ADS) which uses two separate valves to set the
dampers to five
different positions, allowing instant adjustment of the car's ride and handling characteristics.
The Sport Hybrid version of the MDX will also offer active
dampers, an electric servo braking
system and four different driving modes — all items that won't be found in the standard gasoline - engined models — with the Integrated Dynamics System using nine different systems in the vehicle to offer a greater range of selectable driving characteristics for the d
system and four
different driving modes — all items that won't be found in the standard gasoline - engined models — with the Integrated Dynamics
System using nine different systems in the vehicle to offer a greater range of selectable driving characteristics for the d
System using nine
different systems in the vehicle to offer a greater range of selectable driving characteristics for the driver.
The range - topping V6 Sport (late availability) starts with features from the SE with Luxury package and adds a turbocharged V6 engine, a
different grille, 19 - inch wheels, quad exhaust tips, a rear spoiler, adjustable suspension
dampers, a nine - speaker audio
system and leather and simulated suede upholstery.