Sentences with phrase «from vague steering»

Regrettably, the Rogue suffers from vague steering and body roll.

Not exact matches

Infiniti is hesitant to give up on its expensive new steer - by - wire technology, which from an enthusiast standpoint has been vague and lifeless at best.

It isn't as direct or as communicative as Porsche's best hydraulic - steering units, but it's a vast improvement from the V - 12's slightly vague nature thanks to the revised suspension, a more rearward center of gravity due to the V - 8's placement in the engine bay, and the 200 - plus pounds removed from the car's nose.

The field of view through the windshield is close to that from within an aerial tram — although the scenery isn't as interesting — and the steering is light without being vague.

In fact, the 12C and 540C bookend modern McLaren's journey through steering feel, from light and vague to direct and detailed.

On the road, where you're not travelling with quite the same intensity, the issue is less pronounced, and it handles mid-corner bumps well, but you don't get all the detail from the steering that you want — it's a tad vague.

The steering, however, still needs improvement, as it suffers from too - light effort and vague on - center feel.

The outgoing, second - generation Prius suffers from an indifferent chassis; vague, lifeless steering and braking responses; weak accelerative power; and an utter lack of visceral, sensory feedback.

Handling is secure but far from inspiring, and the vague steering provides little feedback.

On one hand they praised the four - door for its versatily and looks, but criticized the lack of a manual transmission and the fact that «handling and braking are below what we'd expect from BMW and steering is vague.»

The slightly vague initial pedal bite quickly cedes to firm feedback, easy modulation and pretty colossal stopping power, and Project 8 squirms down from 160mph as you tease the steering left and right to keep things under control.

Also, with Distronic engaged the steering feels very vague and uncertain at times, not what I'm used to from Mercedes.

The one letdown is vague steering, which detracts from the overall package.

It's steering was also a little vague and the Outlander Sport's suspension was far from sporty.

Eco keeps things placid for the best fuel economy, but aside from steering, which is frighteningly light and vague in normal mode, it's tough to tell the difference between Normal and Sport.

Feedback from the electric - assisted power steering still feels a bit vague at times, but it's better than previous iterations.

Steer clear from vague terms.