Sentences with phrase «offer driver involvement»

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For many years BMW lived by that credo, making sure every vehicle in the lineup offered a sporty character and a level of driver involvement that couldn't be matched by any competitor.

As the years have gone by, weight has slowly increased due to increased safety regulations and creature comforts, however they all still offer a level of driver involvement that is absent from most other cars on the road.

The new 7 Series continues that tradition, offering greater agility and driver involvement than key rivals the Audi A8 and Mercedes S - Class.

The similarly powerful BMW 5 Series 550i has sharper steering and offers more driver involvement, but this is only available as a saloon and does without the added reassurance of four - wheel drive.

The all - wheel - drive Subaru WRX five - door is easily the king of this hot hatchback class and will likely outrun and outcorner both the Mazda and the Ford, but is more expensive and arguably doesn't offer the same level of driver involvement.

Being a raised hatchback might make you think the DS 4 will offer the comfort of a Renault Kadjar or perhaps, conversely, the driver involvement of a Ford Focus; in truth, it sits somewhere between these two cars, prioritising neither outright comfort nor driver thrills.

Developed in - house, the7DCT system offers drivers fully automatic operation (ideal for town driving) or sequential manual gear changes, selected with the gear - lever for greater driver involvement.

The R - Design models with their sporty suspension offer plenty of driver involvement, the car scything through bends with an almost flippant level of dexterity.

If you're still wondering why a car like this persists, here's why: It's big, it's roomy, it's rugged, it's quiet, it's smooth, and if it doesn't offer much in the way of driver involvement, well, that's just exactly what its drivers covet - full - size, traditional American transportation almost undiluted from a carefree era.

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.

He said Honda previously offered Honda Lane Watch, a complex rear - facing camera system on the passenger side that required the driver's involvement to judge when it was safe to change lanes, whereas Honda Sensing tools were passive, and Honda for now continues to follow the path of keeping blind spot detection separate.

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A 6 - speed manual gearbox is offered on the Sentra S base model for those who prefer more driver involvement, but even the CVT - equipped Sentra models can be had with a manual shift mode!

As a result of his intense involvement with the insurance business, he developed a theory that, by screening auto insurance applicants much more thoroughly than was the prevailing industry standard, he could offer insurance policies at a reduced premium cost to drivers who had previously been classified as «bad drivers,» one of the two broad classifications used at the time.