And I find the suspension setup in the sweet spot for
road feedback while soaking up most minor to moderate road imperfections with aplomb.
Not exact matches
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).
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.
DAS will intelligently select appropriate
feedback to send to the driver, which gives a clearer idea of the
road surface and chassis behavior,
while simultaneously reducing driver fatigue.
Even the steering
feedback on the Terrano and Duster is superior than the EcoSport but the only drawback is the vibrations which creep through the steering
while cornering on bad
roads.
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.
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.
Even the liner steering and adjustable suspension — a short / long arm arrangement at the front and rear — provide tons of
road feedback,
while also taking the edge off the worst bumps and ruts in the
road.
The new system improves
feedback to the driver,
while providing isolation from steering kick - back both on - and off -
road.
The new control concept for the electromechanical steering also provides intense
feedback from the
road while eliminating unpleasant jolts from the steering wheel.
The world - class thin - film transistor (TFT) LED 3.5 - inch grayscale or 7 - inch full - color reconfigurable instrument cluster allows the driver to enjoy a customized user experience and receive information and vehicle
feedback in the format they prefer
while keeping their hands on the wheel and eyes on the
road.
However, the steering is rather soft so it won't provide enough
feedback while the suspension can't handle poor
road surfaces.
You can feel every bump and undulation in the
road through the seat,
while the sharp steering is communicative, with lots of
feedback through the wheel.
Independent front - and multilink rear sport - tuned suspension provides a firm ride with plenty of
road - surface
feedback,
while the M35's 19 - inch alloy wheels wrapped in W - rated rubber keep the car hanging on in sharp cornering.
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.
These unique engineering elements reduce noise, vibration, and harshness
while still delivering the perfect amount of
feedback from the
road.
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.
Throw the Mazda into the corners of a twisty
road and it responds accordingly, providing plenty of
feedback while feeling secure.
While turn - in happened quickly, the steering was relatively numb throughout, sending little
feedback from the
road to the driver.
An interesting note is that when you first crank the steering wheel over to initiate a turn, or just for centering purposes
while driving down a straight
road, you can feel a somewhat detached electric force
feedback motor - like response come back into the wheel.
This allows the user to safely access all the content and
feedback they want
while driving, without looking away from the
road.