The front drive axle in the new BMW 2 Series Active Tourer has undergone extensive fine - tuning, ensuring that it endows the car with optimum driving dynamics and wonderfully
precise steering feedback.
Not exact matches
The power
steering — electrically assisted for the first time in a Miata — is
precise and quick, providing plenty of
feedback.
The
steering has plenty of weight to it and while it might still lack that final nuance of
feedback it's
precise and hooked up to a front axle that now bites with real conviction.
The electric power
steering feels exactly like that in most modern cars — quick and
precise but mostly devoid of
feedback.
It rides bumps like a Lotus, the
steering is pinpoint -
precise and wriggles with
feedback and the car changes direction like nothing else.
Everything is satisfyingly
precise, but the car's competence, and the muted
feedback of the electrically assisted
steering rack, make it a more grown - up machine than its 987 predecessor, and it's only when you're troubling the top of the rev range and putting proper loads through the chassis that it really starts to talk back.
While the Traverse and Atlas have light,
precise steering, the Highlander's is more vague — especially when starting a turn — and lacks
feedback.
Steering didn't offer much road
feedback, but it was
precise and nicely weighted.
The
steering is quick and
precise but there's only the bare minimum of
feedback, while that grippy chassis doesn't want to get expressive.
Between the new tyres and rack - mounted power assistance motor there's now a more
precise and evenly - weighted feel to the
steering, and although it's not teeming with
feedback it's now quick and consistent enough to place the car accurately through corners, and determine when you've breached the tyres» limits.
It offers the gifts of direct
steering feeling and
precise feedback.
The electric power - assisted rack - and - pinion
steering is
precise, with decent
feedback that lets you know when the front end is about to go south, north or elsewhere.
It impresses with its
precise feedback thanks to the AMG - specific rack - and - pinion
steering with a variable ratio.
This reduces the
steering effort required for low - speed maneuvering, for example, and provides
precise responses and clear
feedback at high speeds.
Steering in both the 2.0 and hybrid model is lacking in
feedback from the contact patches but is
precise with minimal off - centre slack, making it easy to place the car.
Monotube shocks all around improve ride and enable more
precise tuning, while a variable - boost power
steering pump reduces low - speed effort and improves higher - speed feel and
feedback.
Direct and with clear
feedback: the AMG speed - sensitive
steering The electromechanical speed - sensitive
steering installed in the G63 for the first ime has a variable ratio to ensure
precise and authentic
feedback.
The system's
precise programming results in sharper
steering feel,
feedback, precision, accuracy and immediate response.
The ILX's
steering is a
precise point and shoot affair — a rarity in front - wheel - drive cars these days — but it lacks feel,
feedback, and weightiness.
With a
steering that's light and
precise, it seems eager to change directions, but a little more
steering feedback would have made this saloon more involving to drive.
The
steering doesn't have the same feel as the older generations but it still offers decent
feedback and is quite
precise too.
The new electromechanical
steering assist is pretty close to the feel of Audi's previous Servotronic system, but since both mechanisms offer
precise response and accurate path control rather than unadulterated bionic
feedback, it's hard to say which feels better without a back - to - back test.
-- A solid body structure as stiff as any in the global midsize sedan market, allowing for
precise tuning and dynamic vehicle control — A premium
steering gear that ensures smooth,
precise responsiveness and on - center feel — Proven and continuously refined MacPherson strut front and mutli - link rear suspensions — Large, ventilated front disc and solid rear disc brakes, clamped on by dual - piston front and single - piston rear aluminum calipers, which are expected to deliver best - in - class stopping distance — An isolated engine cradle for tuned, refined
feedback, without noise or vibration — Fuel - saving electric power rack - and - pinion variable - effort power
steering, resulting in effortless low - speed maneuvers and a higher degree of
steering feel at higher speeds — Chassis control technologies include four - channel anti-lock brakes, full - function traction control, four - corner electronic stability control, electronic brake force distribution, brake assist system, corner brake control, hydraulic brake fade assist and drag torque control.
Although the
steering is
precise, it isn't brimming with
feedback, the exhaust could sound a bit angrier in its nosiest mode, and the brakes are a bit grabby near the top of their travel.
The electrically assisted power
steering, as in most new BMWs, is short on
feedback despite being
precise and weighted to cornering loads.
While the electrically assisted
steering is quick and
precise, there's very little
feedback through the wheel to make you feel connected with the road.
The N Power Sense Axle design has been geometrically optimised for
precise steering response, direct
feedback, and an increased sense of linearity of response in all scenarios.
It's mainly the suspension that stops the Lexus from being a B - Road blaster though, since the
steering was
precise enough, if lacking a little in
feedback.
The
steering is light but
precise, even if it doesn't provide a lot of
feedback.
The on - center
steering feel is
precise, the effort is direct and you'll sense the
feedback through your hands.
Steering feedback is direct and
precise with the smooth character we've come to expect of Audi's sedans.
The electrically - assisted rack - and - pinion power
steering system has a decent feel and proved to be
precise with good
feedback during the on - track sessions.
The
precise feedback from the
steering keeps you in control all the time.
The electromechanical
steering is
precise and offers a fair amount of
feedback.
In Comfort mode, the
steering is much more relaxed; in Sport, it's a lot more
precise, for more direct
feedback.
Veloster Turbo also features a quicker - ratio
steering rack and a revised
steering calibration to match, which gives drivers
precise cornering,
feedback and control.
Even in Comfort mode there's a slick,
precise and well - weighted action to the
steering, with more than enough
feedback and additional heft in faster, sharper corners.
Steering feedback is
precise and responsive even at lower speeds allowing you to predict the car's movements, thanks to McLaren keeping the system hydraulic and not going electric like most others.
The
steering is
precise and direct but is devoid of
feedback.
The electromechanical power
steering features a direct ratio, reacts instantly and provides
precise road
feedback.
The electromechanical speed - sensitive power
steering has a variable ratio and impresses with its
precise feedback thanks to the AMG - specific rack - and - pinion
steering configuration.
Steering is as precise as it can get and what makes it a driver's car is the feedback from the s
Steering is as
precise as it can get and what makes it a driver's car is the
feedback from the
steeringsteering.
Ioniq's responsiveness and
feedback from the
steering system is clear and
precise, with a quick
steering ratio for a sporty and responsive feel.
Despite being
precise, the
steering feels light and fails to send proper
feedback.
It has light feel, yet it's as
precise and direct as any
steering rack extant and offers good
feedback.
the sports - tune Direct
Steer system features an increased return torque, giving a more
precise feedback, taking the communication between the driver and the vehicle to a whole new level and giving a better control.
Monotube shocks all around improve the ride and enable more
precise tuning, while a variable - boost power
steering pump reduces low - speed effort and improves higher - speed feel and
feedback.
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.
Veloster Turbo is fitted with a quicker - ratio
steering rack and a revised
steering calibration to match, which provide for
precise cornering,
feedback and control.
EPAS Electrical Power Assisted
Steering, geared to road speed, gives the driver
precise feedback and retains the razor - sharp reflexes expected in a MINI.