There is strong road holding and
steering feels even more positive.
Not exact matches
The
steering is so precise that if you time corners right, you may
even think you've tamed this car enough to be a team — it will
feel as if it's reading your mind.
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feelings when consumed
even in small amounts.
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even if you're barely tall enough to see over your
steering wheel.
The electromechanical
steering is linear and accurate without any slop, and
even offers a modest amount of
feel.
In the LFA, the
steering makes the car
feel light and nimble and chuckable, but
even the heaviest right foot must first get used to the sky - high revs required to smoke the tires.
What I love about the MX - 5 is that you can
feel every linkage and resistance in the manual transmission, each iota of grip and rebound in the
steering wheel, and
even the working of the suspension as you accelerate or corner briskly.
The
steering is super precise, and you have a good sense of the front of the car,
even if there's not the sort of
steering feel you get in a Lotus Elise or Porsche Cayman.
The
steering is also nicely weighted and you can
even detect some
feel.
Even with the less than ideal driving position imposed by the stuck
steering wheel, you get in, clunk the still vault - solid door shut and drive away
feeling immediately in - sync.
Even with the CVT, the WRX
feels like a bona fide performance car with slingshot - like acceleration, direct
steering, and a rewardingly rigid suspension.
Even with Infiniti's extra push for tuning
steering feel on the Red Sport, it still
feels artificial and lifeless.
Steering feel and handling may be the victims of this focus on comfort — none of the Golf's fun or
even the Atlas» poised capability come through.
Even at low speeds there is a well - oiled precision to the just - weighty - enough
steering that makes it
feel deliciously tactile, and that's before you add in the soft suede covering to the wheel.
The TT - RS's
steering feels limp at first, suffering the typical Audi failing of being ridiculously overboosted at low speeds (really, Audi,
even here?)
What the CLS lacks is detailed feedback; the
steering is quick and accurate but you still
feel isolated from those wide front contact patches, and
even on its stiffest suspension setting the CLS55 doesn't have the ultra-tight body control of a true sports car.
The Dakar - inspired stance also induces more body roll than the Beetle and Veloster, and the
steering — though quick —
feels numb and a bit too boosted,
even in its heaviest (Sport) setting.
The RS has very quick
steering that
feels very sensitive to
even minor inputs.
It'd be
even better if the RS3 had any real
steering feel, but while the rack is consistent in its responses, it can
feel overly light at times and you tend to fall back upon trusting the front tyres will grip on turn - in, rather than being able to
feel it.
The quick
steering helps it
feel nimble,
even if there's no discernable feedback through the rim.
We would have appreciated a bit more
feel from the squishy brake pedal and slightly numb
steering rack, but the Tucson displayed tightly controlled body motions
even on a section of gravel road.
Honda's attention to ergonomic detail still wins some points — the tach and speedometer are easy to read, the thickly bolstered seats hold you in place, and the small - diameter
steering wheel
feels perfect in the hands — but otherwise, the Civic's cabin ranks behind
even the likes of the Kia Forte.
In fact,
even true purists who disapprove of power
steering altogether might still be impressed: although the F12's
steering is feather - light, it offers the best
steering feel this side of an unassisted Lotus Elise.
It also
feels refreshingly analog
even though it has electric power
steering and offers high - tech helpers such as brake - based torque vectoring.
The Nissan still has nothing on a Porsche, a BMW, or
even a Mazda where
steering feel is concerned (especially on center), but it's no longer completely numb at the limit and comes alive quite nicely at very high speeds.
The
steering, for example,
feels quick and positive -
even if it is separated from the driver by 8.3 litres of Detroit's finest.
Now the
steering feels precise, tactile, credible despite being electrically assisted via,
even less promisingly, a motor mounted on the column rather than the rack.
The A4's helm
feels predictably light outside of the Dynamic mode for the chassis calibration, but
even then the added heft to the
steering effort doesn't cure the
steering's disappointing lack of feedback.
The
steering offers good weighting, but there's little
feel at the rim,
even if it proves accurate on turn in.
The excellent road
feel transmitted through the
steering wheel, along with the balanced handling, provide a level of confidence that's fitting for Porsche and far superior to
even the sportiest X4 xDrive35i M Sport.
The F - Type's
steering is relatively light yet very precise, with good
feel,
even if it's not as hyper - communicative as, say, the Porsche Boxster «s.
It doesn't help the C43
feel like a performance car but,
even when being ham - fisted with the
steering, the Merc has so much grip that it resolutely follows your inputs, really increasing your confidence in the car.
The
steering feel is
even more impressive on the road, and its texture and subtle shifts of weight through any given corner provide an amazing amount of detail about the car's behavior and the grip offered by the surface.
Even the previously deeply hateful Dynamic
Steering works very well in this environment and
feels much more natural than ever before.
Even with the stability control system switched on the R can be
felt trying to
steer itself from the rear at surprisingly high speeds.
Steering feel,
even at 10 mph, is alive and well in the M5 — which is in distinct contrast to the rest of the 5 - series lineup.
Even on performance winter tires — like most of the cars here — the
steering is so precise that you
feel as if you're turning the car with your eyes.
The
steering is firm but
feel is pretty much non-existent and the brakes, in particular,
feel lifeless and
even weak.
You
feel like you're part of the car
even though you don't have the
steering wheel in your hands, and the door handle and grab bar are ideal for bracing yourself for g - forces.
Steering precision, directional stability, grip, body control, and ride comfort are all exemplary, even if one might wish for a tad more steeri
Steering precision, directional stability, grip, body control, and ride comfort are all exemplary,
even if one might wish for a tad more
steeringsteering feel.
Eventually, this kind of sideways jackassery becomes intoxicating,
even confidence - inspiring: When you know that you can quell the most extreme yaw angles with the available mechanical controls —
steering, brakes, throttle — you
feel downright invincible.
In each mode, the
steering feel, (Airmatic) suspension, gearing, engine sound, auto start - stop —
even climate control, defroster, and seat heaters — are adjusted to set levels.
Curiously, the ZF 8 - speed doesn't
feel as crisp in the XE as it does in the 340i, especially on downshifts —
even using the
steering - wheel paddles.
The Porsche may have motorsport overtones in the way it moves, but the Enzo has the cockpit of an LMP car — you can
even see the
steering column through the gaps in the dash — and once you've slammed the door back down you
feel cocooned.
Together with the shortened gearing, which makes it
even more punchy when you accelerate through the gears, the Aston Martin Vulcan AMR Pro
feels more agile and responsive to
steering inputs.
They want a car that
feels sporty,
even if that results in an idiotically stiff ride, pointlessly heavier
steering and needlessly brutal tip - in on the accelerator pedal, none of which makes for better or more satisfying progress down a wiggly road.
Engine sound is incredible, great grip,
steering even feels good,» chimed in contributor Nelson Ireson.
Given his efforts in tuning Direct Adaptive
Steering so far, perhaps Seb should stick to F1 garages, because in its current iteration, the steering feels artificial, disconnected, and even unpred
Steering so far, perhaps Seb should stick to F1 garages, because in its current iteration, the
steering feels artificial, disconnected, and even unpred
steering feels artificial, disconnected, and
even unpredictable.
The top - spec, 4.0 - liter V - 6 and six - speed automatic proved plenty quick — 0 to 60 mph took 8.2 seconds — but few drivers
felt compelled to try
even moderate acceleration thanks to unexpected wheel spin and excessive torque
steer, which are further evidence of an outdated, overly soft suspension.