Again, glad no one got hurt, other
than the drivers feelings.
Not exact matches
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The Ferrari
driver felt that Fernando could have been a bit more helpful, saying on team radio «Come on, Alonso, I thought you were better
than that».
«We continue to see the devastating impact of
drivers who
feel answering a text is more important
than their life or the lives of others on the road,» said Kearns.
Rather
than feeling as though things happen to her, she
feels like she now sits in the
driver's seat of her metabolic health for the first time in her life, and understands how to lose weight, how to reduce her A1c, how to
feel more energy, and how to reverse chronic disease.
At its headiest, it's like Singin» in the Rain with a souped - up engine, but even if Baby is the Gene Kelly of the getaway car, watching Baby
Driver always
feels like watching someone else do the driving rather
than being behind the wheel yourself.
For Mana, showing up for practice and competing in the meet are acts of open defiance, and Ariki isn't the kind of character you want to make angry, which pulls the openly conflicted Gen into the center of a potentially violent situation — one that
feels like something out of a Paul Schrader movie (say, Travis Bickle's foolhardy attempt to liberate Iris at the end of «Taxi
Driver») rather
than the sort of climax audiences might anticipate from this otherwise Disney - appropriate inspirational drama.
Even when seen in less
than ideal circumstances, Baby
Driver still
feels like pure cinema, a film with a sense of style so intense it becomes substance.
At the same time, Floraday notes, «The car is heavier
than the competition — in most cases by about 200 pounds — and it
feels enormously heavy from the
driver's seat in a bad way.
Despite the coupe's small -
feeling cabin, there was plenty of legroom in both the
driver and the passenger footwell for myself and my husband, who is almost a foot taller
than me.
The Jaguar
feels much smaller
than the Infiniti from the
driver's seat, which is what you want when the road tightens up and the shoulder is ragged.
Yet I couldn't shake the
feeling that this is one of the few cars in which I'd rather be a passenger rather
than the
driver.
Slung low and squeezed tight between door and transmission tunnel, you
feel every buzz and tingle, while the added weight of the steering and the increased interaction of a manual transmission immediately define your role as that of
driver rather
than awed passenger.
This is when people think they're less likely
than others to have something bad happen to them, and it works across people's expectations — they think their children are going to be geniuses, they
feel they are better at their jobs
than their colleagues, that they're better
drivers than everyone else, and of course, that they will never be in an accident.
There's a
feeling he's been stung by criticism from some on the GT department's recent focus on
driver engagement (the manuals in the R and GT3) rather
than outright speed.
This is a luxury sedan that emphasizes the luxury part of the equation more
than the driving part, as you waft along in speed and comfort if not with much
feeling of communication between the car and the
driver.
Where many cars seem almost to propel themselves, with barely more
than a thought from the
driver, this one
felt like it needed constant tending — like a fireplace — to keep its flames roaring and up to speed on the highway.
The large, upright side windows and wraparound rear window give the
driver an excellent view of the road and give even the smallest of passengers a clear view of the outside world, all while making the interior
feel larger
than it appears.
The Chevrolet Tahoe and GMC Yukon not only exhibit less cowl shake
than the Expedition, they also have lighter, more car - like reflexes that make the
driver feel like he or she is piloting a far smaller vehicle.
Other
than feeling minimalistic compared to today's LCD - screen - festooned interiors, the 928's quarters are smartly laid out, simple, and friendly to the
driver.
Rather
than completely isolate the
driver with a waterbed suspension, the B7 lets you
feel the road but filters out any harshness.
Overall it gives the car a more sophisticated and polished
feel, and while some
drivers will miss the old car's slightly ragged and raw character for most, the gains in precision more
than make up for it.
With less weight in the nose
than the ZL1, the 1LE has a
feeling of lightness in the steering wheel that weakens the connection between
driver and road.
It never
feels like the sharpest or most detailed of steering racks, though, and the lasting impression is that it's been tuned to filter out all road noise in normal driving rather
than to connect the
driver to the front axle in more committed driving.
It's not a
driver's dream by a long shot, but it makes the Mercedes GLC Class
feel a little sensible, runs BMW's X3 close for body control and responses and gets closer to Jaguar's F - Pace and Porsche's lower level Macan
than either manufacturer would like it do.
Inside, the
driver feels much more enclosed
than in the current Range Rover.
My best friends say it
feels like a Lamborghini should
feel, while my girlfriend, who has a strange fantasy of eating a bowl of cereal in the
driver's seat of a Countach, says, «The Huracan took all my childhood dreams of being in a Lamborghini and multiplied them by modern technology, the end result being faster and better looking
than anything I could have imagined, leaving me with a bit of whiplash and a big ear - to - ear grin.»
What is curious, though, is that while the GT - R
felt extremely flat through the corners from the
driver's seat, a glance at pictures of it in action reveals that this 2010 European - spec car rolls a lot more
than the earlier Japanese versions that set (very slightly) slower lap times
than this model last year.
The
feeling for the
driver is closer to a sequential racing gearbox
than to an automated manual.
For that reason, I
feel this Jaguar should have wider appeal to the commuting enthusiast who needs a comfortable daily
driver than some of the alternatives.
Each Of The Thirty Cars Came With The Four Point Two Litre V8 Engine, Which Produced A More
Than Healthy 400 Brake Horse Power, Which Was Capable Of Accelerating Both
Driver And Passengers From 0 - 62 MPH In Just 5.3 Seconds And Would Further Glide To An Electrically Limited Top Speed Of 155 MPH But Still With This Power The Cars Did Not Break Away From That Luxurious And Elegant Jaguar
Feel That Had Been Synonyms And Adored For So Many Years.
Merging onto the highway, the Pathfinder definitely
feels brisk as it shuttles power to front wheels with a good amount of snarl, though peak torque sits at 4,800 rpm, so
drivers need to be generous with the gas to get the most out of it; around town, the power is more
than adequate.
As the X4's body is mounted 37 mm lower
than that of the X3, the
driver and front passenger sit 20 mm lower and the rear passengers 28 mm lower to accentuate the
feeling of a classic sports coupe.
And it
feels sportier
than rival Rolls - Royce, whose ambition, after all, is to waft the
driver — or, more likely, the back - seat passenger — from Point A to Point B.
Sitting slightly lower
than in one of the larger Range Rovers, the
driver adopts a Sports Command Driving Position, which offers a more sporting
feel but retains the important sensation of control and command.
But this is Australia's Best
Driver's Car, where X-factor and twisty road
feel - good mean everything, and in taking the time honoured hot - hatch approach of shooting for all - round excellence, rather
than delivering one knockout blow, the i30 N just misses out on greatness.
The Sport's racing - style bucket seats are smaller and narrower
than the seats in the Range Rover; they envelop the
driver's body with form - fitting leather side bolsters, providing outstanding support and bestowing a sportier
feeling to the Sport's interior.
Two minor issues in the Stinger were the lack of outboard adjustment for the
driver - side mirror and soft accelerator pedal
feel in any mode other
than Sport.
It's based on a wider and shorter XK platform, although the F - Type looks and
feels a more focused and serious
driver's car
than its classically styled stablemate.
The only thing that encroaches on a GRMN
driver's fun is a driving position that
feels rather on the high side; more supermini
than supercar.
Using efficient LED lights,
drivers can personalize the
feel of their vehicles more
than ever before.
The field of view for the
driver is large, but the Velar
feels more crossover - ish to drive
than the typically elevated seating that is offered on the larger Range Rovers.
But I think the
feeling drivers experience when they hit the throttle is more
than enough.
Up for sale my 07 G35S, one owner, the car still like new, I'm a over the road truck
driver so my car just been sitting in a parking lot for more
than what I really use it, is clean title, no accident and no mechanic problem at all,
feel free to ask any question.
Handling is exceptionally good — far better
than a Toyota Prius or even the new Honda Insight — and the ride, while smooth, has enough road
feel to make the
driver feel involved.
The view from behind the wheel is one common to older SUVs; the windshield is narrower
than it should be, not quite hampering visibility but likely to give shorter
drivers a bit of a claustrophobic
feeling.
That adaptive suspension, which lacks
driver - selectable settings,
feels tuned for comfort, for soaking up potholes and other bruising bumps in the road, rather
than keeping the car flat in a fast corner.
The ride is firmer
than many competing sedans, but most
drivers get used to the
feel rather quickly.
Audi's quattro all - wheel drive system allows more traction
than most
drivers will ever need to call upon during hard acceleration, and a revised torque split in all models sends 60 percent of torque rearward, allowing a neutral
feel that mimics rear - wheel - drive cars.
The Porsche 911 is renowned for stellar steering
feel, but the new - generation 911's electro - mechanical steering is less communicative
than the previous car's due to some electronic nannies Porsche has added to keep the
driver on track.