Sentences with phrase «features like adaptive»

For the new 2018 F - 150, Ford is adding built - in 4G and Wi - Fi and smart features like adaptive cruise control and pre-collision assist.

It's not fully autonomous, but it boasts features like adaptive cruise control with stop - and - start and lane - keeping assist.

Both tablets support LTE - A connectivity and features Super AMOLED Display that delivers a 94 percent Adobe RGB colour standard with a resolution support of 2048 × 1536 (QXGA) and features like Adaptive Display that auto adjusts gamma, saturation and sharpness and Reading Mode that adjusts the screen's brightness level for prolonged reading sessions.

With a starting price of $ 290, the old Oasis was a bit pricey, it had a blocky (and now outdated) design and it was missing features like the adaptive backlighting found on the even older Kindle Voyage.

You can also get safety features like adaptive cruise control, blind spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, lane - keep assist, automatic high - beam control, and forward collision warning with mitigation.

Naturally, there are also features like adaptive cruise control and self - parking to go with the usual luxury appointments.

Available five - link rear suspension and elite safety features like Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop round out the not - to - be-missed 2017 Dodge Charger for sale in Fort Worth, TX!

Further upgrading performance are features like adaptive Xenon headlights, 19 and 20 - inch wheels, and advanced safety features that help drivers avoid common causes of accidents.

It includes features like adaptive cruise control that adjusts speed based on how close the car ahead is — something you'd normally only find in higher end luxury cars.

High - tech safety features like adaptive cruise control and lane keep assistance are popping up in model after model.

Features like adaptive cruise control and collision warnings, a twin panel moonroof, a reverse sensing system, and a keypad entry system all mean that this F - 150 Shelby Edition from Tuscany looks awesome, and is sure to deliver on top performance.

The Evoque Convertible is available in a single, fully - loaded HSE Dynamic variant, which gets features like adaptive LED headlights, heads - up display, surround view camera and Wi - Fi hotspot as part of the InControl Touch Pro infotainment system.

The GT is also available with active safety features like adaptive cruise control with stop and start, automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, lane keep assist, and blind spot detection with rear cross traffic alert.

In the positive column, the driver aid suite does include some desirable features like adaptive cruise that works in stop - and - go traffic and lane departure preventive steering assist — both come in handy while being distracted by that terrible dashboard display.

The Euro - spec 2017 VW Polo will be equipped with advanced features like adaptive LED headlights, adaptive suspension and fully digital instrument cluster.

Expect to pay more if you want safety technology like blind - spot monitoring and lane departure warning or convenience features like adaptive cruise control and park assist.

The top - end XF Portfolio comes with features like adaptive LED headlights featuring «J' blade LED daytime running lights, LED tail lights, 12.3 - inch HD Virtual Instrument Display, InControl Touch Pro infotainment system with a 10.2 - inch touchscreen display and 17 - speaker, 825 kW Meridian Surround Sound System.

The XC60 will be equipped with safety features like adaptive cruise control, pilot assist, distance alert, lane keeping aid, run - off road mitigation, driver alert control, electronic stability control (ESC), hill start assist and 7 - airbags.

2018 Mazda3 sticker prices range from just under $ 19,000 for the Sport to around $ 28,000 for the Grand Touring with leather seats, navigation and some impressive features like adaptive cruise control.

Specification levels include cruise control and rear parking sensors but you will have to shell out for advanced features like adaptive suspension, active cruise control and even some not so advanced features like split - folding rear seats.

If you're looking for luxury features like an adaptive suspension or steering setup, power - reclining rear seats or individualized climate control for all four zones, you'll be happier looking at a rival like the Lexus GS, BMW 5 Series and Cadillac CT6.

Advanced safety features like adaptive cruise control, automatic braking, blind spot warning.

Features like adaptive cruise control with stop and go, traffic sign recognition and active lane assist are also available options, but unfortunately, they weren't fitted to my tester for evaluation.

In addition features like adaptive cruise control and anti collision would be included in the next gen Triton and Pajero.

There are also plenty of optional safety features like adaptive cruise control with distance alert, blind spot and cross-traffic alerts, collision warning with full auto - brake, lane keeping aid and lane departure warning, and active dual xenon headlights with active bending.

In addition, it comes with the usual long list of safety features like adaptive cruise control, pilot assist, lane assist, blind spot detection, pedestrian, cyclist and large animal detection and more.

Active noise cancelation is standard across the lineup, but a higher monthly payment can get you everything from an integrated vacuum, a tri-pane panoramic sunroof, safety tech and features like adaptive cruise control and ParkSense parking assist.

Since I can live without features like the adaptive cruise control and a rear entertainment system, a 2018 Armada Platinum like my tester probably won't end up in my garage.

You can expect features like adaptive cruise control, a heads - up display, and a braking assistance system that can monitor cross traffic.

Advanced safety features like adaptive cruise control and forward collision warning (let alone auto brake) are also conspicuously absent from the options list.

Other tech includes advanced safety features like adaptive cruise with queue assist and intelligent emergency braking, reverse traffic detection and blind spot assist.

There's more to be had if you choose one of the packages like the $ 1690 Driver Confidence Package that add in features like adaptive cruise control, automatic parking assist, front automatic braking and front pedestrian protection.

Normally, here is where I'd lament the lack of more advanced features like adaptive cruise, autonomous emergency braking or lane keeping assist, but features like those are still rare at this price point, where buyers are more sensitive to additional charges.

In it, you'll find safety features like adaptive cruise control, pre-collision alert, lane - departure warning, and Safety Connect.

Many more updates are found on the inside, including a raft of new safety and convenience features like adaptive cruise control, lane - keep - assist and support for both Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.

Spread between the various trims we find features like adaptive cruise control, blind spot monitoring, an array of parking sensors, child locks, forward collision alert, rear cross traffic alert, lane departure warning, lane change alert with blind spot warning and a reversing camera with parking assist - pretty much everything that you can get in a new car to keep you alert and safe on the roads.

Honestly BMW does lack features like adaptive xenon lights (Audi and Mercedes have it as standard), keyless entry and adaptive dampers and these will be on the list of my next car so if BMW does not include it then its sayonara from me to them.

Features like adaptive cruise control, which can slow down and speed up with the flow of traffic, and lane keep assist that nudges the wheel to keep you in your lane are all autonomous features.

Not offered are the latest tech features like adaptive cruise control, blind - spot monitoring and collision - mitigation systems.

The Evoque Convertible is available in a single, fully - loaded HSE Dynamic variant, which gets features like adaptive LED headlights, heads - up display, surround view camera, park assist (which includes parallel parking, parking exit and perpendicular parking assist) and Wi - Fi hotspot as part of the InControl Touch Pro infotainment system.

A fully loaded 2016 Range Rover Sport Autobiography tops out at more than $ 110,000 with high - tech features like an adaptive cruise - control system that works in slow - and - go traffic, «automatic» parallel parking, advanced blind - spot monitoring, traffic - sign recognition, a surround - view camera system and a full LCD instrument panel.

Let's not forget the BMW X5 has always been a road - focused SUV, and the new one will up its game in this respect thanks to features like the Adaptive M Suspension Professional and Integral Active Steering — a first for the SAV.

The GranLusso interior also incorporates comforts like ventilated seats, power foot pedals, and a full set of new driver - assistance features like adaptive cruise control.

It bundles features like adaptive cruise control, collision - mitigation braking, blind - spot monitoring with cross-traffic alert and road - departure mitigation.

The full suite of semi-autonomous features like adaptive cruise control are optional.

Smart features like its Adaptive Cruise Control and Collision Mitigation Braking System can adjust or slow your speed to keep the Odyssey at a safe distance from traffic ahead, while the Lane Keeping Assist System keeps you on track and in your intended lane with gentle steering inputs.

This suite of advanced driver - assist features like Adaptive Cruise Control and Collision Mitigation Braking System is a rarity in the affordable subcompact car segment, making the 2018 Fit a smart buy for drivers who want added peace of mind.

Most notably, it bundles the AcuraWatch group of safety features like adaptive cruise control, emergency automatic braking, forward collision warning, lane keep assist, lane departure warning, and the Expanded View driver's side mirror.

The JX35 is equally impressive on the inside, perhaps because we didn't hold back with the options, which included the $ 1700 Theater Package (dual seven - inch color monitors for entertaining rear - seat passengers), the $ 2550 Deluxe Touring Package (which included such items as climate - controlled seats and twenty - inch wheels), the $ 3100 Technology Package (with safety features like adaptive cruise control and collision warning), and the $ 4950 Premium Package (navigation, super-duper audio, and surround - view cameras with sonar parking sensors).

To this you can add features like adaptive conventional suspension (# 1125) or air suspension (# 2000), four - wheel steering (# 1900), and a sport differential (# 1500).