Or maybe you can
steer around the car, but that just means that you'll have to hit something else.
If you can
steer around the car but only by hitting something else, do it but make smart decisions about what to hit.
Not exact matches
(Other chip - equipped Mattel toys, like a Hot Wheels track that uses computer smarts to
steer cars around, suffered from the same problem.)
You may very well get to your
car and find yourself beating the
steering wheel mercilessly and smearing your mascara
around to your ear.
With its fantastic color selection and
car decals, toddler can drive
around and enjoy the large activity center with its
steering wheel and other related toys.
Smash
Cars is a racing game in which you steer remote control cars around island courses and do crazy flips to gain boost po
Cars is a racing game in which you
steer remote control
cars around island courses and do crazy flips to gain boost po
cars around island courses and do crazy flips to gain boost power.
Using exclusively Kinect controls reduces the gameplay to simply
steering your
car around the track while you hold an invisible
steering wheel.
Unlike the DrawRace franchise, creator Bjango has decided to literally have you drive
around the
car with virtual controls, which isn't an ideal way to
steer at top speeds.
I love the heated
steering wheel and the sweet light effects
around the speakers - though I wish they were in other parts of the
car, like under the dash as well.
There's a ton of turbo lag, but learn to drive
around it and the 900 is a very quick
car — and one with surprisingly little torque
steer, at least when the
steering wheel is pointed straight.
Big speeds and lumpy pavement see the
steering lighten and the chassis move
around a bit, but as long as you keep your foot down and let the
car have its head, you're fine.
Using the electric power
steering and 360 - degree
Around View camera, Intelligent Park Assist can drive itself toward the charger as soon as the
car enters a parking garage.
Meanwhile, jumping
around among the radio presets — something that people are likely to do far more often — is accomplished via small faux - buttons on the touch screen (provided it's not in use with the map, the phone menu, or the climate control menu; if so then you first have to select audio), or via the
steering - wheel controls (but even they require two steps to change a station where most
cars only need one).
Cars in general are increasingly offering ever - thicker
steering wheels, to the point that it's getting a little ridiculous; in some vehicles it's hard to grip all the way
around the rim.
Just as I attempt to tear my eyes away from this extraordinary
car as it maneuvers
around a gravel parking lot, the driver flicks a little dial on the
steering wheel and its 4.6 - liter V - 8 rips into life instantly.
With the standard - issue push - me - pull - me lozenges on the
steering wheel, both of which do the same thing, it essentially sends out the message that this
car was specced to be driven
around as an automatic.
After it released the Nano, a small city
car priced in India
around $ 3,000 U.S., a rash of fires stemming from that
car's
steering column wiring hurt the company's reputation.
The
steering is reasonably light, with the whole
car feeling delicate to the touch: whether moving the gearlever
around the gate or turning into a corner, the F355 is a
car you tend to drive using just your fingertips once familiarity sets in.
In the Countryman, it's nowhere to be seen - the
steering rack itself is quick enough, but the
car's responses have been dulled
around the straight ahead.
We only had a brief drive of the
car — much of it in the rush - hour in Rome — but its basic nippiness, allied to the compact size and light
steering, mean it's quite good fun
around town.
In the basic Strada mode the
car is very well mannered
around town with a subdued exhaust note, a reasonably pliant ride, light
steering and a refined gearshift strategy while the cabin remains calm and quiet enough at speed with the roof down for the driver and passenger to hold a conversation.
What was once terrifying is now quite acceptable, and that's about as much as you can hope for from a
car with the dimensions and mechanical layout of the latest G. Before, you'd get a mix of remoteness, inconsistency and imprecision in the rack, but once through an unresponsive dead zone
around the straight ahead the
steering can be used to plot a relatively reliable course from corner to corner.
The gearshift on our fairly box - fresh
car is somewhat tight, as though some nylon bushes need to wear in, but the
steering instantly feels engaging with no slack at all
around the straight - ahead position.
The changeover happened for the 1996 model year so that Ferrari could sell the
car in the US, and
around the same time the delectable Momo
steering wheel was changed for a clumsy airbag - equipped design.
It howls through the Craner Curves flat - out with almost zero
steering input, the brakes are superbly feelsome and allow you to attack braking zones even if you're not a natural left - foot braker (I'm not), and the way it can drive
around other road and race
cars at Donington has to be seen to be believed.
This
car, with more power to accelerate at speed, is (marginally) better on the open highway than the «normal» Mini, but
around town the torque
steer is ridiculous — and since you're shifting, the wrestling with the wheel is invariably one - handed.
I have grown fond of the dashboard layout with the gauges in the middle and find myself missing this feature in other
cars when I have to look
around the
steering wheel.
You can set this
car to cruise
around with low throttle response and comfortable suspension, but as soon as you press that little M button on the
steering wheel, the
car becomes a totally different animal.
The
steering is very quick off - center, and that, combined with a stiff, busy ride, made this a nervous
car to push quickly — oh, so quickly — along the mottled two - lanes
around Elkhart Lake.
There's plenty of room and although there are some obvious Ferrari elements —
steering wheel, centre console, heater switches — the
car feels and looks quite different with its deep, wrap -
around screen and sizeable, square instrument binnacle.
Still — as you'd expect in an upscale
car — you don't need big muscles to
steer the Eos
around a parking garage.
wheelbase and jaw - droppingly quick
steering let you fling it into corners with abandon; the
car rotates so well that it's almost as if the rear wheels are pivoting
around your hips.
Kelly's legs are happy since there's now space in the trunk for the luggage, but I'm not; the lightweight sports
car is being pushed
around like an asthmatic boy with a bowl cut wearing a bedazzled unicorn sweater, and the
car's hypersensitive
steering is seriously upset, causing the flat - bottom wheel to violently jump
around in my hands.
The Interior Opted From Factory On Our
Car Is Finished With The Obsidian Black Leather Trimmed Door Cards Beautifully Complemented With Black Twin Needle Stitch Detail, The Black Carpets That Have Been Protected With The Black Aston Martin Over Mats, The Obsidian Black Leather Dash That Wraps
Around The Driver And Passengers, The Obsidian Black Leather Trimmed Door Cards Detailed With The Turned Metal Aston Martin Embossed Internal Grab Handles, The Three Spoke Two Tone Obsidian Black Leather & Platinum
Steering Wheel, The Black Suede Roof Lining And Finalised With The Platinum Internal Inlays, That Enhances This Rather Special Environment Off Perfectly.
Our
Car Is Opted With The Black Cherry Leather Sport Seats Beautifully Complemented With The Silver Twin Needle Stitch Detail, Black Cherry Carpets Protected By Aston Martin Over Mats, The Black Cherry Leather Dash That Wraps
Around This Inviting Cabin Space, Black Cherry Leather Trimmed Door Cards, The Light Grey Suede Roof Lining, The Black Cherry Leather Bound Centre Cabin Tunnel, The Obsidian Black Leather Trimmed Three Spoke
Steering Wheel And Decorated With A Mixture Of Piano Black Veneers With Dark Grey Alloy Inlays That Finalise This Dramatic Effect.
Our
Car Is Opted From Factory With The Obsidian Black Leather Trimmed Sport Seats Beautifully Complemented With Silver Coarse Twin Needle Stitch Detail, Obsidian Black Carpets Protected By Aston Martin Over Mats, Tailors Grey Suede Roof Lining, The Obsidian Black Leather Trimmed Door Cards Again Detailed With Silver Stitch, The Obsidian Black Leather Dash That Wraps
Around The Driver And Passenger, The Obsidian Black Leather Trimmed
Steering Wheel And Decorated With A Mixture Of Piano Black Veneers With Dark Grey Inlays.
There are three contributors to the slip angle of the wheels: the sideslip angle of the
car, the angular rotation of the
car around the up axis (yaw rate) and, for the front wheels, the
steering angle.
The Interior Opted From Factory On Our
Car Is Finished With The Two Tone Pacific Blue & Ivory Leather Sport Seats Which Are Beautifully Complemented With Blue Twin Needle Stitch Detail, The Blue Carpets That Have Been Protected With The Blue Aston Martin Over Mats Detailed With Ivory Piping, The Pacific Blue Leather Trimmed Dash That Wraps
Around This Elegant Cabin, The Pacific Blue & Ivory Leather Trimmed Door Cards Detailed With The Turned Metal Aston Martin Embossed Internal Grab Handles, The Three Spoke Two Tone Obsidian Black Leather & Platinum
Steering Wheel, The Parchment Suede Roof Lining And Finalised With The Platinum Internal Inlays, That Enhances This Rather Special Environment Off Perfectly.
It'll stay at a speed and follow the
car in front, naturally, but it also
steers around turns for you.
Other available assistance features include a lane centering system and evasive
steering assist, which tries to automatically
steer the
car around a possible collision.
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steering wheel with stereo controls, Moon Roof, Navigation, DVD for the family to enjoy, Center Bucket Seating, 3rd Row Seating, many nice features on this model, not many
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When I got home, it some how managed to turn on when I jiggled the cables
around for a while, but then when I turned off the
car and turned it back on, the power
steering no longer worked again.
Steering feel is fairly responsive and it doesn't fall on its side
around corners, but it's clearly no sports
car.
Entry - level Carrera and Carrera S
cars come with seven - speed manual transmission as standard, but Porsche also offers its excellent seven - speed PDK automatic gearbox, with
steering wheel - mounted shift paddles, for
around # 2,400 extra.
The
steering on the Jaguar XJ is light and precise, and it all adds up to create a
car that seems to shrink
around you in a way its rivals can't.
The unassisted
steering feels odd, the way the
car moves
around on rough, cambered roads is unsettling, and the hard - working engine is a little too boosty and blunt to truly convince.
Safety features will include pedestrian detection with active
steering (a system that will automatically attempt to
steer and brake the
car around pedestrians to avoid collisions) and Lexus» Safety System +, in addition to a standard suite of airbags.
Although we had a lot of fun pushing this
car around hard corners on mountain roads, the
steering has a somewhat suburban feel.
The highlight of the new R8's interiors is the huge curved arch of that borders the centre console and door pad
around the driver's seat and
steering wheel which has been done to give the looks of being inside a race
car.
Previous AMG
cars were basically luxurious muscle
cars built
around a big engine with both
steering and handling not quite up to the engine's capabilities.