Sentences with phrase «going up to highway speeds»

If she gets it going up to highway speeds...

If she gets it going up to highway speeds a gas odor is detected inside the car.

It has about 12 miles of EV range and goes up to highway speeds.

Not exact matches

If it is trying to go into lock - up mode and can not (which would only happen at highway speeds), the torque converter could be having vibration issues.

The G20 3 Series will continue to offer lots of optional extras, including bespoke driver - assistance systems that should include active lane - keeping assist, automatic braking, self - parking via remote control, automatic overtaking under certain conditions, and semi-autonomous driving both on the highway and in stop - and - go traffic at speeds up to 40 mph.

The turbo engines have great throttle response, deliver plenty of kick to get up and go, and are remarkably efficient, rated at 35 miles per gallon on the highway with the 6 - speed manual transmission and 34 mpg with the 6 - speed automatic.

Likewise, the five - speed manual transmission that comes on standard on the 2.0 - liter engine isn't anything to really write home about, and it's worth pointing out that the short top gear means the engine doesn't operate at especially low revs at highway cruising speeds, so do be prepared for that if you do end up going with the manual transmission.

You don't get the same get - up - and - go as the 2.7, but there's still power enough here to keep you comfortably at highway speeds, with better fuel economy to boot (Ford claims 13.6 and 9.8 L / 100 km for the Sport in city and highway conditions respectively, and 11.8 / 8.4 for the Titanium with the 2.0).

Absent are the tin can interior acoustics and general lack of power at any speed normally associated with hybrid ownership — while the 200 combined horsepower provided by the Lexus» engine and battery / motor setup isn't going to light up the front tires, it's at least enough to move with the general flow of highway traffic.

Another favorite feature is that I can go into either eco mode or sports mode while driving to save up on gas or speed down the highway.

The Fit is fun to drive around town, energetic if not real quick to accelerate to highway speed or go up hills, and quite acceptable cruising on the highway at steady speeds.

Stop - and - go ACC takes the hassle out of daily urban highway commuting where speeds vary from 65 mph to 40 to 10 to stopped and back up to 65.

Save for quick blasts up to highway speeds (where there's not untoward squatting), I didn't get a lot of joy from the combination of power and suspension response; the Pacifica stays out of its own way if you go around a corner quickly, but only just.

A new software update allows the car to go 5MPH over the speed limit on non-divided roads, and on divided highways, up to 90 MPH no matter what the set speed limit is.