The wheel felt good, always offering
good road feedback as we slung the car over our favorite roads.
Steering is CRISP; virtually no body roll; tight turning radius; very
good road feedback.
Not exact matches
The fully hydraulic steering system feels just right, providing more
feedback from the
road than the
best - selling Camry and Accord.
It offered pretty
good feel and
feedback through the steering wheel as we pushed through the esses of a rural
road on the outskirts of Ann Arbor.
It's as smooth as a George Clooney pickup line on imperfect
roads and as sharp as one of his Italian suits in the corners, with just enough compliance to enhance the
feedback and sufficient mechanical grip to give the
best two - seat sports cars a run for their euros.
But as
good as everything looks, the fact that most controls in the MKZ are flat - panel and touch sensitive creates problems: Not only does it require taking your eyes off the
road to operate (every time), but it also provides zero tactile
feedback.
«Superb handling and
good feedback,» seconded
road test coordinator Mike Ofiara, who has a Mark 3 and a Mark 5 GTI at home.
Cornering reveals
good body control and solid steering
feedback, while the long wheelbase and revised suspension seems to be
well - equipped for bumpy surfaces (
road quality on the Big Island was admittedly excellent).
It's even
better at representing the rumble of kerbs or bumps and dips in the
road, particularly when combined with convincing
feedback from the steering wheel.
Indeed, Toyota engineers say positive customer
feedback focused their minds on reducing
road and wind noise, specifically so the engine — without getting any louder - could be heard
better.
It sits almost completely flat even during hard cornering and sudden changes of direction, which are rewarding to initiate via the quick steering that's also
well weighted and delivers
good communication without any unwanted
feedback from
road irregularities or engine torque.
Ergonomics are
good, so everything you use frequently falls easily to hand, and while Lexus's haptic
feedback «mouse» for controlling the infotainment system has hitherto been mostly panned in the press, I'm one of its staunchest supporters — I find it to be leagues
better during actual on -
road operation than rival systems from BMW and Cadillac.
«It's reliable, and we had
good feedback from customers that the ratios were
well - suited to track and
road,» transmission engineer Sebastien Norie says.
Volkswagen engineers did a great job producing a chassis that offers
good feedback from the
road and a suspension that minimizes body roll in the nearly 5,000 - pound vehicle.
There is nothing like a
well - balanced rear - drive sedan on a winding
road in terms of
feedback combined with comfort.
There's less body roll than one would expect from a high - riding vehicle, and the steering offers
good feedback on B -
roads, despite being light enough during city maneuvers.
Transmission engineer Sebastien Norie told CAR: «We had
good feedback from customers that the ratios were
well suited to track days and also for the
road.
Meanwhile, the 200t's F Sport suspension (independent, double - wishbone setup in front; independent multilink setup in rear) makes for a firm ride that eliminates any semblance of body roll while allowing for
good feedback from the
road.
Road manners are controlled, handling is responsive with
good feedback and the Fusion Hybrid gives the impression of a much smaller vehicle.
It's comfortable even on less perfect
roads and handles
well, although a bit more steering
feedback would be nice.
It also has larger disc brakes for
better stopping power and Kia's new rack - mounted motor - driven power steering (R - MDPS) for
better feedback from the
road.
The on - board technology does more, the ride is
better, there's less cabin noise, and handling continues to be responsive, albeit with modest
road feedback from the power steering.
The brakes offer more
feedback than the electric power steering, the lack of feel at the wheel being a concession to VW's desire to build a sports car as
well - suited to commuting and long - haul drives as it is to attacking curvy back
roads or the occasional racetrack.
From a handling perspective, the SRX's available speed - sensitive steering offers
good feedback without feeling overly weighted, and the available all - wheel - drive (AWD) system helps keep the SRX firmly planted when the
road gets slick.
The steering doesn't have any powered - assistance, so it's incredibly heavy at slower speeds — though, when you're on more open stretches of
road with higher speed limits, it becomes easier to operate whilst still being
well - weighted, with lots of
feedback telling you what the front wheels are doing.
The steering connects the driver with the
road to provide sensitive,
well - differentiated
feedback.
On those same
roads, the C 63's steering was not that crisp in Comfort mode, and turn - in was slightly slower, but the steering response and
feedback in the enthusiast modes was much
better.
The other key elements of the Countryman chassis include powerful ventilated disc brakes (294 mm front [Cooper S 307 mm], 280 mm rear), precise Electric Power Steering that delivers responsive driver
feedback and speed - related assistance as
well as a host of electronic chassis aids that promote both safety and agility on the
road.
The Performance Control ensures a responsive steering with more
road feedback as
well confident dynamics due to a specific tuning of the steering
It's the impressive handling of the 5 Series that grabs the interest if you're a keen driver — its steering is naturally weighted and delivers a decent amount of
feedback through the wheel, while the balanced chassis also makes it fun to thread down the right
road, as
well as comfortable on the motorway.
Electromechanical Direct Steer is standard as
well, with
road - speed dependent
feedback and a variable ratio.
The engine pulls lively and the suspension absorbs
road bumps
well, but the electric power steering lacks
road feedback.
While the X3 may edge out the GLC when it comes to carving corners and driver
feedback / involvement, the GLC offers superior ride quality,
better technology, larger tires, creates less in - cabin movement and yields a smoother ride over bad
roads.
It provides instant
feedback and timely alerts to the driver, with enhanced traction,
better vehicle composure and handling, thus enabling smooth, effortless and seamless driving conditions — from heavy traffic to wide open
roads.
The car handles fine all
roads, with
good manners and sufficient
feedback from the suspension and steering, but it just doesn't feel like a hot hatch.
Part Two addresses general tips and tricks regarding the craft of creative writing, including exactly how long your novel should be, how to get the reader
feedback you really want, as
well as 12 - step
road map for writing a novel.
«A huge Thank You — Thank You to all of you that have supported Mojo Bones and Impact Winter thus far.Since the release of the PC version, we have genuinely appreciated your
feedback and sought to make the game an increasingly
better and tighter experience and so it is without further ado that after this long
road of blood, snow and tears, we can finally announce that Impact Winter will be coming to you digitally on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One this April 5th!»
This includes near - term opportunities like using Global Positioning System to optimise truck routing, as
well as real - time
feedback devices that monitor the on -
road fuel economy of trucks.
I was finally able to convince him, pick one «expert» (me), do as they direct, and leave the rest of the
well - intentioned
feedback on the side of the
road.