Additionally, road feedback is on par with other vehicles in its class, but for our money the Rio's
electric steering lacks the refinement seen in the recently reviewed Fiesta.
Driven more sensibly, the Legacy rides quite well, and
the electric steering lacks feel (par for the course here) but is well - weighted.
Not exact matches
Lane - keeping assistance wasn't something associate Web editor Eric Weiner enjoyed during his drive on the interstate between Ann Arbor and Las Vegas, and the
electric steering's
lack of on - center feel proved distracting.
The ride is composed and comfortable, though the
electric power
steering — never a Hyundai strong suit —
lacks much road feel.
There is so much character in the exhaust system, especially when set to sport, that you'll forgive the
electric power
steering's
lack of feedback.
While the
electric steering still
lacks true feel, it is quick and enables you to attack tight corners, while the XDS electronic front differential function does an excellent job of maintaining a tidy arc, despite the extra grunt passing through the wheels.
There were no complaints about the function and feedback of the
electric steering, and this
lack of complaining from the judges indicates that GM got it right.
Electric - assist electro - mechanical
steering in both cars
lacked any real sense of communication, but accuracy was fine.
The
electric power
steering bothered me for its
lack of feedback and dead - spot on center when communicative
steering has in the past been one of the 911's strong suits.
On the street, I have complained about the
electric - power -
steering system for
lacking the feedback and feel of the previous hydraulic system, but on track it felt fine.
The Rio's
electric power
steering may be great for keeping you away from the gas pump longer, but its
lack of any road feel was disappointing.
The
electric steering is devoid of feedback and that
lack of connect with the front wheels just sucks the joy out of the driving experience.
On slipperier surfaces, the
lack of feedback through the variable
electric steering rack means you are never quite sure if the front - end is going to bite, and there appears to be less traction on offer than the standard car, likely due to that big increase in front end stiffness; it will even spin up an inside front wheel on wet tarmac, which is quite a feat given the
lack of accelerative force.
It also has
electric power
steering, which is often blamed for
lacking feel, but in the Mercedes it's accurate and responsive.
Similar to the latest 911, Porsche's new
electric - assist power
steering system is as precise and accurate as ever but
lacks the satisfyingly raw, organic tactility these cars were always famous for.
The brakes offer more feedback than the
electric power
steering, the
lack of feel at the wheel being a concession to VW's desire to build a sports car as well - suited to commuting and long - haul drives as it is to attacking curvy back roads or the occasional racetrack.
More impressive, the
steering lacked the obvious clues that it used an
electric power boost system.
Despite the savvy CVT, it's not as punchy out of the corners as a traditional gearbox, and the
electric steering — while nicely weighted —
lacks the feedback and bite of a hydraulic or rack - and - pinion unit.
Power
steering feels unnaturally
electric at low speeds, and the
lack of hill hold or a creep mode lets the e-Golf roll back too easily.
The driving experience remains competent rather than exciting, but the
lack of road noise, accurate
electric power
steering and highly versatile, spacious interior add up to a remarkably mature overall package.
Speakers, Full Service History, Xenon Headlights, Traction Control, Leather Seats, Engine Immobiliser,
Electric Mirrors, Adjustable
Steering, Rear Airbags, Front Airbags, Power Assisted Steering, Electric Windows, Climate Control, Central Locking, CD Player, Alloy Wheels, Alarm, Air Conditioning, ABS, A PERSONALLY OWNED MUCH LOVED AND CARED FOR EXAMPLE, I HAVE OWNED THIS CAR FOR 10 YEARS AND AM SELLING RELUCTANTLY DUE TO LACK OF USE, LOOKING FOR A GOOD HOME FOR AN EXCEPTIONAL FERRARI, NOT ANOTHER LIKE IT ANY WHERE, IT HAS BEEN A JOY TO OWN, Upgrades - CHALLENGE REAR GRILL, TUBI EXHAUST, Standard Features - Air conditioning, Airbags, Alarm, Alloy wheels, CD Player, Electric door mirrors, Electric windows, Leather seats, Power steering, Remote central locking, Traction
Steering, Rear Airbags, Front Airbags, Power Assisted
Steering, Electric Windows, Climate Control, Central Locking, CD Player, Alloy Wheels, Alarm, Air Conditioning, ABS, A PERSONALLY OWNED MUCH LOVED AND CARED FOR EXAMPLE, I HAVE OWNED THIS CAR FOR 10 YEARS AND AM SELLING RELUCTANTLY DUE TO LACK OF USE, LOOKING FOR A GOOD HOME FOR AN EXCEPTIONAL FERRARI, NOT ANOTHER LIKE IT ANY WHERE, IT HAS BEEN A JOY TO OWN, Upgrades - CHALLENGE REAR GRILL, TUBI EXHAUST, Standard Features - Air conditioning, Airbags, Alarm, Alloy wheels, CD Player, Electric door mirrors, Electric windows, Leather seats, Power steering, Remote central locking, Traction
Steering,
Electric Windows, Climate Control, Central Locking, CD Player, Alloy Wheels, Alarm, Air Conditioning, ABS, A PERSONALLY OWNED MUCH LOVED AND CARED FOR EXAMPLE, I HAVE OWNED THIS CAR FOR 10 YEARS AND AM SELLING RELUCTANTLY DUE TO
LACK OF USE, LOOKING FOR A GOOD HOME FOR AN EXCEPTIONAL FERRARI, NOT ANOTHER LIKE IT ANY WHERE, IT HAS BEEN A JOY TO OWN, Upgrades - CHALLENGE REAR GRILL, TUBI EXHAUST, Standard Features - Air conditioning, Airbags, Alarm, Alloy wheels, CD Player,
Electric door mirrors,
Electric windows, Leather seats, Power
steering, Remote central locking, Traction
steering, Remote central locking, Traction control.
The Bad Power
steering feels unnaturally
electric at low speeds, and the
lack of hill hold or a creep mode lets the e-Golf roll back too easily.
The engine pulls lively and the suspension absorbs road bumps well, but the
electric power
steering lacks road feedback.
The
electric power
steering is quick and progressive enough off - center but
lacking in feel, body roll is present but never vertigo - inducing, the ride is stiff - legged without being harsh and understeer is never more than a ham - fisted valet driver away.
â $ œEquinox 4 - cylinder models have
electric power
steering that's designed to increase fuel economy, but it
lacks road feel.
Dynamically, the Rogue still suffers from an
electric power
steering system that's too lightly weighted and
lacks feedback.