Sentences with phrase «stance aggressive handling»

Not exact matches

Chinese trade minister Zhong Shan conceded that China doesn't want a trade war but kept an aggressive stance by relaying «[China] can handle any challenge and will firmly defend the interests of our nation and our people.»

Granted, the gorgeous shape is a big factor in my affection, but the body is also an integral aspect of the car's aggressive stance, which, thanks to its engine placement behind the front axle and the rear transaxle, contributes so much to the Aston's nimble, well - balanced (but ultimately not class - leading) handling.

This kit, tuned by Chevrolet Ride & Handling Engineers, provides an aggressive look with its lowered stance and the refined performance you are looking for with improved roll stiffness and increased ride rate.

The CTS - V Coupe's rear track is nearly an inch wider than the CTS - V Sport Sedan, adding to the car's aggressive stance and enabling an extra measure of handling capability.

The GTI comes standard with sport suspension, giving it a more aggressive stance to help it handle better and corner tighter.

Helping give Sentra NISMO its aggressive stance, while also helping enhance handling performance, are 18 - inch NISMO 10 - spoke aluminum - alloy wheels mounted with specially selected 215 / 45R18 Michelin Pilot Sport all - season tires.

The wider rear and aggressive, low stance provide surprisingly energetic handling on every corner.

The rear has been widened by 80 mm and the front by 56 mm from Stingray for aggressive stance and enhanced handling

Using the 2015 Camry XSE V6 as a canvas, the artists at TRD used TRD lowering springs to lower the vehicle by 1 inch up front and 1.5 inches in back, for better aerodynamics, improved traction and handling, and a more aggressive stance.

A more aggressive stance and firmer handling is delivered by a full coilover.

Gives a more aggressive - looking stance, as well as increased handling dynamics, yet maintains excellent ride quality

These modifications return a functional benefit, in terms of ride and handling, and strong visual cues with a low aggressive stance.

That's a much more aggressive stance than 60 - 40, and one that could leave you vulnerable to larger losses than you may be prepared to handle if the market goes into a major slide.

When handling a head - on collision case of a client, we take an aggressive stance towards getting them the money that they need for their damages and suffering.

We take an aggressive stance, always assuming the case will go to trial - as seasoned and established litigators, we are more than comfortable handling complex cases in court.