Sentences with phrase «expect in a sport sedan»

As you'd expect in a sport sedan, the seats are top - notch, yet not just in a sporty way.

The front seats are sporty with the heavier bolstering you'd expect in a sports sedan.

Not exact matches

Tesla is also coming out with its Model X sport - utility vehicle later this year and a more affordable Model 3 sedan in 2017, with an expected starting price of $ 35,000.

I was sort - of expecting that my night in the BMW 335i would be the same as my recent evening in the Audi S4, as both are six - cylinder, forced - induction sport sedans that are built by iconic, Teutonic brands.

Expect Kia's new sports sedan to debut in production form this year, likely at the 2016 Paris auto show.

While Ford expected big things for its small cars (including the Fiesta, already assembled in Mexico), the midsize Fusion sedan, and especially all its trucks and sport / utility vehicles do far better for the company and its bottom line.

The new model and the coming entry - level XE sports sedan are expected to help Jaguar double its sales in the U.S. (See related story: Jaguar's New Ute Sets Pace for Brand's Future.)

No, you won't ever think you're in a sports sedan, but the big fella reacts well to steering inputs, the ride is smooth, and body control is better than I expected.

Unfortunately, though, nothing changes in terms of that numb steering and despite its commendable abilities, the Sport Hybrid still falls short in terms of the engagement one expects from a proper sport sedan.

This month American Suzuki Motor Corp. will break from marketing cute sport - utilities and introduce its first entry in the subcompact four - door sedan field.The Esteem will join the Suzuki Swift, which is offered only as a three - door hatchback.Suzuki expects the Esteem sedan to compete with the Toyota Corolla, Geo Prizm, Honda Civic and Nissan Sentra.

Subaru just unveiled the WRX concept, previewing what to expect with the next in its line of rally - inspired all - wheel drive sport sedan.

The body exhibits a medium amount of roll, in line with what we expect from a near - luxury sports sedan, but the optional Michelin Pilot Super Sport XL tires surprised with their quiet yet grippy behavior.

The interior design places emphasis on functional and operational elements to encourage and allow the driver to concentrate on operating his machine while at the same time realizing levels of comfort and quality that expected in a new - generation sports sedan.

As with its chief German competitors, expect the Giulia Sprint to command a price premium over its four - door donor vehicle, which undercuts the BMW 320i auto by more than $ 2000 at base level ($ 59,895 plus on - road costs), but costs $ 4285 more than the BMW M3 in QV sports sedan guise ($ 143,900 plus ORCs).

Following the general lines of the Sports 4 concept car, the 2008 Honda Accord is expected to make a real splash in the sport sedan segment, giving serious headaches to all the Mazda 6s and Alfa 159s out there.

In reviews of the Cadillac ATS, we've found that the 2.5 - liter engine is merely adequate and lacks the power expected from a sport sedan.

I was not expecting sports sedan performance - especially after my last experience with in a Jaguar sedan.

«It not only gives the driver and passengers generous amounts of space within a compact area but does so while providing the sporting ability you'd expect from BMW and an elegance otherwise only available in large BMW sedans.

-- The 2017 Hyundai Elantra has been spied testing in India once with lesser amount of camouflaging — The premium sedan in the spy images sports a blue shade with 5 - spoke alloy wheels — The new Elantra is expected to be offered with uprated engines — The car will take on the likes of the Volkswagen Jetta, Toyota Corolla and Skoda Octavia

That's high praise for a fresh entrant into one of the most hotly competitive segments in the automotive marketplace, but you'd expect nothing less from an executive - class sedan from the creator of some of the finest GT and sports cars in history.