Sentences with phrase «multilink rear suspension does»

Left alone, the 240's supple multilink rear suspension does a fine job.

Steering felt about as nimble and responsive as that of any other Golf we've driven, its anti-roll-bar-equipped strut - type front and multilink rear suspension doing its best to keep body roll to a minimum.

Not exact matches

The Beetle Turbo uses a damper - strut front suspension and a multilink setup at the rear, while the standard car makes do with a beam axle.

Even if you don't spring for the adjustable suspension option, this is likely the sharpest driving Avalon to date, thanks to the TNGA underpinnings with multilink rear suspension.

Much of that has to do with the nicely tuned suspension, double wishbones up front and multilink in the rear, riding on Michelin Pilot Super Sport radials, 255 / 35 - ZR 19 on forged aluminum BBS wheels in the front, and 275 / 35 - ZR 19s in the back.

This new Beetle Dune concept does without the old car's complicated adjustable air suspension, relying instead on the 2014 Volkswagen Beetle's stock MacPherson front struts and multilink rear suspension arrangements.

Its party piece and the thing that makes it unique in the class is its use of a multilink rear suspension setup that does away with traditional leaf springs and replaces them with car - like coilovers.

The multilink rear suspension helps open up space inside, as do new space - efficient electrical modules and wire routing.

The multilink suspension gets stabilizer bars in both front and rear, resulting in generally comfortable ride quality and a vehicle that doesn't wallow in the turns.

The latter also gains a more advanced multilink rear suspension for improved handling (the standard GT makes do with a torsion beam), and it also receives quicker steering, as well as revised damping and spring rates and a 15 - mm rear antiroll bar.