This gearbox feels good while shifting and lets you get the right amount of power for the job at hand.
Feeling direct must have been a priority at Honda as this is exactly what
the gearbox feels like.
Admittedly, when it's lined up against the newer double - clutch transmissions fitted to the Ferrari and McLaren,
the gearbox feels outdated.
In stop - and - go traffic, the Hyundai's
gearbox feels very hesitant to engage, which created a noticeable lag between throttle input and actual motivation.
The gearbox feels better tuned to highway running, shifting decisively and using seventh (top) gear to improve economy at every opportunity.
You can also use the steering mounted paddle shifters and
the gearbox feels obedient and alert in manual mode.
Turbolag is less obvious in the Sail and the short throw
gearbox feels better than that on the DZire.
The 8 - speed automatic
gearbox feels well matched to the characteristics of this V6 motor.
You'll love shifting gears using the dainty lever, but at times,
the gearbox feels less crisp than what the previous generation had to offer.
The gearbox feels solid and the shifts are smooth.
The new automatic
gearbox feels good too as it is definitely smoother through the shifts, and the new driver assistance aids like head - up display and parking - assist are pretty cool.
The 187bhp version is brisk enough to keep up with rivals, while the 249bhp engine that comes with quattro four - wheel drive and an automatic
gearbox feels pretty rapid.
The gearbox feels pretty tidy, and once you get used to being in higher gears all the time (even in city / suburban driving), it's easy enough to live with.
Find yourself on a clear off - ramp and it is possible to work good acceleration out of the Sonic RS with slow careful shifts, but compared with the Honda Fit or the Mazda2, the Chevy's
gearbox feels like it came off of a minitruck.
The manual
gearbox feels slick and tactile to use and along with the light clutch, many of you won't complain about driving it in traffic.
While the auto
gearbox feels sporty on the Ignis and laidback on the Dzire, Maruti seems to have found the right balance between the two for the Swift.
Slotting first into second the five - speed
gearbox feels a little tight and the action is stiff but once they are underway the accuracy and speed of the steering impress.
The manual
gearbox feels good, too, it's tightened throw making it all but impossible to wrong - slot a gear in the heat of the moment.
The gearbox feels smooth and all Q7 models offer all - wheel drive as standard.
The manual
gearbox feels just like my old one, but with one extra gear.
Its gearbox feels two or three generations behind modern semi-auto and dual clutch transmissions and Maserati's Skyhook suspension doesn't have the range of its rivals.
Although the DCT
gearbox feels off the pace of the latest twin clutch transmissions the shift speeds are far from lazy or ponderous.
The 1 - series M's steering is fabulous,
its gearbox feels great, acceleration is incredibly snappy, and it looks completely badass.
Clutch action is light but easy to feel at the engagement point, and the five - speed manual
gearbox feels every bit as sweet and precise as a modern Civic Si.
The gearbox feels so much better than before, certainly in Race mode.
The gearbox feels much, much better than before, though.
Within this archaic layout, which dates back to Ferdinand Porsche and thus almost to the Austro - Hungarian empire, the six - speed manual
gearbox feels even older than the environment it works in.
The 915 - series
gearbox feels a bit feeble, but everything else is spot - on.
I'd like the Challenger even better, though, if
the gearbox felt as nice as the cue - ball - topped units in the newest performance V - 8 Mustangs.
The engine is linked to an electronically controlled 6 - speed automatic transmission, which enables you to simulate a manual
gearbox feel with its sequential shift mode and steering wheel - mounted paddle shifters.
Not exact matches
Michael Schumacher had been on course to win the race before he dropped back with a
gearbox issue, but he
felt no malice towards the guy who'd inherited his win and gave him a ride back.
Still, the Mercedes» gearchanges
feel a skosh slower than those of the dual - clutch automatic
gearboxes used by every other competitor here.
Priced from # 16,600 in «
Feel» trim and # 18,400 in range - topping «Flair» spec, the three - cylinder unit comes with a six - speed manual
gearbox, an option also found in the PureTech 110 (from # 16,200), which also has a six - speed auto option.
Additionally, the five - speed manual
gearbox has vague
feel and first gear seemingly disappeared on more than one occasion during my drive.
Both use a six - speed manual
gearbox, though in the Peugeot Sport the ratios are closer for a more urgent
feel, and there's a Torsen limited - slip differential at the front axle to the benefit of traction.
It's also graced with the best
gearbox, with short throws so direct and decisive you can almost
feel the cogs meshing.
I
felt that the S4 would be much better with a DSG rather than a manual
gearbox, because this car is more about efficient power than it is goofy fun.
The enhanced soundtrack through the stereo speakers isn't especially pleasant nor natural, the
gearbox suddenly starts to betray itself with slower shifts and strange moments where the revs hang at a fixed rpm, and the sheer performance on offer
feels slightly disappointing.
There is no rushing the
gearbox and it needs a calm but firm hand,
feeling delicate because of the wand - like gearstick but chunky because of the mechanicals below.
> Engine and
gearbox - The combination of a super-fast changing
gearbox and racing-esque engine make the high - tech 918
feel like a proper racing car.
For an Aisin — not typically the most involving and intuitive of
gearboxes — the six - speed manual we drove
felt surprisingly chunky, boltlike, and mechanical.
Our test car also had the M double - clutch
gearbox, which
feels as good as it should away from the lardy convertible.
Grip and traction
feel strong, the ride is pretty supple and the
gearbox might not be dual - clutch precise but does a pretty effective job.
Engine and
gearbox > Expanded to 4 - litres, the GT3's output swells to 493bhp, but the RS now
feels brawnier throughout the rev range.
Both use an uninvolving paddle shift
gearbox and both
feel big and lazy by comparison to their predecessors.
The smooth 8 - speed
gearbox, which makes shifts virtually unknown, ensures the engine never
feels anything less than supremely tractable and responsive.
There are already evident threads of continuity in the IV that will run through all of the cars: the sheer breadth of the power band and the way the engine revs out to the limiter with real freedom, the fantastic accuracy of the
gearbox and the excellent braking
feel, and — the key quality — the malleability of the chassis balance.
The five - speed Getrag - engineered
gearbox, another late improvement,
feels crisp.
The STi
gearbox is excellent in operation and
feel in all normal driving conditions.
Great steering
feel, great handling, and a smooth manual
gearbox make for about three times more fun than you might expect just seeing this car drive past you on the road.»