Instead of the Golf R's all - wheel - drive system, the Scirocco R
gets Dynamic Chassis Control (DCC), an adaptive suspension system giving the driver three settings: Comfort, Normal, and Sport.
The Passat
gets Dynamic Chassis Control (DCC) which basically adjusts the damping as per the setting.
All models get the XDS + electronic differential lock and variable - ratio progressive steering system, but only the five - door
gets Dynamic Chassis Control (DCC) with driver profile selection.
You get a Dynamic Chassis Control system too, which depending on your mood, lets you switch between eco, normal, comfort, sport and individual.
Not exact matches
Night vision assist ($ 2,420) and a head - up display ($ 1,720) would be nice, but if you are just interested in adding performance, Porsche's
Dynamic Chassis Control is worth the $ 3,590 — but if you want that, you'll have to
get the adaptive air suspension for $ 2,170, too.
Air suspension is standard and the Turbo S E-Hybrid also
gets ceramic composite brakes, Porsche
Dynamic Chassis Control Sport (PDCC Sport), Porsche Torque Vectoring Plus (PVT Plus), 21 - inch alloy wheels from the 911 Turbo and a steering rear axle like the 918 Spyder's.
Unlike the current Golf R, the Scirocco
gets VW's
Dynamic Chassis Control — adaptive dampers to you and I — as standard to complement its sports springs that lower the R 10 mm compared to other models.
The nearest Porsche GB's Press fleet
gets to slummin» it in the lower reaches of the 911 range is this Guard's Red 3.4 manual additionally equipped with 20 - inch alloys, ceramic brakes, PASM adaptive damping with 20 mm lower sports
chassis, Porsche Torque Vectoring teamed with a mechanical limited slip diff, the Sport Chrono Package (which includes the
dynamic engine mounts), a sports exhaust system and sports seats.
Apart from the many - ratio'd manual» box, this Carrara (as in the marble) White car has also
got the # 1084 Sport Chrono Package Plus that includes
dynamic engine mounts, the # 1772 sports exhaust and, most intriguingly of all, Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control, which adds another
dynamic engine mounts, the # 1772 sports exhaust and, most intriguingly of all, Porsche
Dynamic Chassis Control, which adds another
Dynamic Chassis Control, which adds another # 2185.
Enhancing the
chassis were
dynamic engine mounts, as well as a pneumatic front - end lift function to
get around town without ripping off that carefully crafted nose.
For the first time, the Turbo
gets Porsche's
Dynamic Chassis Control (PDCC) anti-roll system.
As the range topping Sport Turismo you do
get extra goodies for your # 140k as well as the massively powerful plug - in hybrid powertrain, including Panoramic roof, Porsche
Dynamic Chassis Control (PDCC Sport), Porsche Torque Vectoring Plus (PTV Plus), limited slip diff, Ceramic Brakes, 21 ″ alloys and Sport Chrono Package.
The range - topping Turbo alone also
gets Porsche
Dynamic Chassis Control (PDCC) as standard equipment.
Get on the road and you will have
Dynamic Chassis Control (DCC) to explore.
While outside is an aggressive bodykit, adaptive air suspension, parking sensors, a reversing camera, LED headlights and a quad - exhaust system, while the boombastic Turbo S
gets adaptive LED headlights, a torque vectoring system and
dynamic chassis control thrown in.
The new range topping Autobiography
Dynamic variant
gets a more powerful turbocharged engine producing 285 PS of power and
gets an optimised
chassis for enhanced performance.
Well, its
chassis lacks the
dynamic polish of the very best cars in the class, but few of its rivals will
get as much attention.
The suspension and the
Dynamic Chassis on the three conventional - engined models is tight enough to let you push the XC60 into some situations more suited to a car, and if you choose the range - topping R - Design option the suspension
gets even stiffer still with a Sport
Chassis setup to make for a more sports - focused drive.
Customers can opt for the DCC
dynamic chassis control which
got itself improved algorithms.
The 2017 Golf R has pretty much every piece of technology that is possible to
get in a Golf, including radar cruise control, backup camera, auto - dimming mirror and
dynamic chassis control (DCC).
The
Dynamic Evoque also
gets a host of other upgrades which include an optimised
chassis that features upgraded suspension geometry, firmer spring rates and re-calibrated adaptive dampers for increase in agility and turn - in response without hampering passenger comfort.
Dynamic Chassis Control as an option may be a bit over the top for the relatively modest performance, especially as you
get an electronic limited slip diff in the price and a sport mode too, but its presence shows Skoda's performance intent with the new vRS.
The 2018 Bentley Continental GT now
gets an adaptive
chassis that uses Bentley's
Dynamic Ride System which ensures stability in all conditions.