Sentences with phrase «electronic handbrake»
The phrase "electronic handbrake" refers to a car's braking system that is controlled and operated electronically rather than using a traditional mechanical handbrake lever. Full definition
I can see the engine start / stop button... and a bloody push - button electronic handbrake, wants wrong with a nice manual lever?
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Good handling but artificial steering and grabby brakes, also an unintuitive electronic handbrake.
A classy flourish is the big yellow centre - display rev - counter and, just to be sure all your senses get a workout, the beautifully tactile fillet of aluminium on the centre console that houses the buttons for the launch control, the transmission's auto mode, the electronic handbrake and the electric windows is unnecessarily gorgeous.
The latest cars have an electronic handbrake and an eight - inch screen for the infotainment system, which includes Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and MirrorLink for media connection to your smartphone.
While auto cars will feature an electronic handbrake, manual cars will be available with a good old - fashioned lever.
With an electronic handbrake and the automatic transmission fitted as standard, the Active Tourer's folding centre armrest didn't foul any of the car's controls.
An extra # 1,800 is needed to step up to GT - Line S spec, and while this adds a panoramic sunroof, adaptive xenon headlights and an electronic handbrake — plus much more — it's too expensive to realistically recommend, with a starting price of over # 21,000.
Allure gets 18 - inch alloys, part - leather seats, an electronic handbrake, keyless entry and go and a reversing camera.
Standard equipment fitted includes 17 - inch alloy wheels, automatic fold - in electric mirror with dip for reverse function, cruise control / speed limiter, electronic handbrake with Hill Start Assist, second row window blinds, second row panoramic mirror, individually folding second row seats with ISOFIX, and a leather - bound steering wheel.
Volkswagen has also increased the range of steering - wheel adjustment and added space on the center console, made possible by the switch to an electronic handbrake that permits a larger armrest for added comfort.
The interior is also different, featuring square side air vents (not one circular vent is to be found), a stockier centre stack and centre console, plus an electronic handbrake.
Inside, the Clubman receives a new - look cabin with its own uniquely styled dashboard, an electronic handbrake and new controls, including the BMW - style rotary controller between the front seats, as featured on the latest Mini.