Sentences with phrase «direction of the front wheels»

At the rear axle, it turns the wheels either in the same or opposite direction of the front wheels depending on the speed.

Depending on the speed of the GT3, the vehicle will steer in the same or opposite direction of the front wheels to help improve stability and agility.

The rear wheels turn in the opposite direction of the front wheel steering angle to enhance agility, but at higher speeds the rear wheel steering angle follows the front wheels to smoothen out lane change maneuvers and bend negotiation.

When you are traveling at speeds up to 62 mph, the rear wheels will turn in the opposite direction of the front wheels which will allow you to have a wider turning radius and allow you to keep your vehicle's agility when making turns.

At low speeds, the system steers the rear wheels in the opposite direction of the front wheels by means of a power cylinder.Jura is powered by a 2 - liter, four - cylinder engine with electronically controlled automatic transmission.

At speeds of up to 60 km / h (extended to 100 km / h in Race mode), the system will steer the rear wheels in the opposite direction of the front wheels for better turn in (or less understeer) in tight turns, while above those speeds all wheels will turn in concert for more precision in high - speed corners.

At low speeds, the rear wheels turn in the opposite direction of the front wheels to create quicker turn in, but at high speeds, the rear tires turn with the front ones to keep a tighter line.

A first from Infiniti, that last item uses cameras to adjust the direction of the front wheels to keep the Q50 in its lane without driver inputs.

Like the rest of the Q50 lineup, the direction of front wheels is managed by the second - generation of Infiniti's Direct Adaptive Steering system.

The headlamps feature light - emitting diode technology for bright illumination that requires less energy, as well as Cadillac's Adaptive Forward Lighting technology, which turns the headlamps with the direction of the front wheels for greater visibility in turns.

Cameras under the vehicle's grille send video of the terrain being traversed to the Head - Up Display in the windscreen, allowing the driver to see terrain normally obscured by the bonnet and engine, and to see the direction of the front wheels.

If the car goes into a sideways skid, powerful computers basically take over operation of the car, shutting down the throttle and applying the brakes at any one wheel and with varying degrees of strength to bring the body back in line with the direction of the front wheels.

Depending on the speed, it steers in the same or opposite direction of the front wheels, improving stability and agility.

It also comes with many of Fords new gadgets, such LED headlights, that move in the direction of the front wheels when you steer increasing visibility.

For parking and low - speed maneuvers, the rear wheels steer in the opposite direction of the front wheels, allowing much sharper turns.

Active rear wheel steering behaves in two ways depending on the speed: Under 100kmph the rear wheels point in the opposite direction of the front wheels (actuated by two electric motors), thus providing better manoeuvrability.