Gone is the last car's harsh ride — and the GS350 actually communicates with its driver
through precise steering.
Not exact matches
The GTS offers its driver a level of consistency
through its controls that was unimaginable 40 years ago: regardless of load, angle or speed, the
steering is heavy but
precise, the throttle heavily sprung but instantaneous in its response.
Meanwhile, a selection of upgraded chassis components starts with
steering links that connect to the center of the front wheels, which help deliver a more
precise feel
through the
steering wheel.
Everything is satisfyingly
precise, but the car's competence, and the muted feedback of the electrically assisted
steering rack, make it a more grown - up machine than its 987 predecessor, and it's only when you're troubling the top of the rev range and putting proper loads
through the chassis that it really starts to talk back.
Car, driver, and road connect
through the
precise shifts of the seven - speed dual - clutch automatic and the deliberate, weighty
steering.
Between the new tyres and rack - mounted power assistance motor there's now a more
precise and evenly - weighted feel to the
steering, and although it's not teeming with feedback it's now quick and consistent enough to place the car accurately
through corners, and determine when you've breached the tyres» limits.
Taking the car
through tight turns on a mountain road, it performed very well, a solid connection between
steering wheel and front wheels leading to
precise turn - in.
The
steering is slow and not particularly
precise, but once you've found your line and committed to it, you can rely of the 4's chassis to hang on to surprisingly high speeds
through tight bends, albeit with plenty of lateral pitch.
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.
There's hard and fast power delivery, smoking rear tires, big sideways action if you want it, strong and direct brakes,
precise and quick
steering through the optional chunky, flat - bottomed wheel.
The on - center
steering feel is
precise, the effort is direct and you'll sense the feedback
through your hands.
Through my favourite set of esses, the body roll remained flat and the feel afforded by the
steering was both light and
precise.
Turn - in from the power - assisted rack - and - pinion
steering was
precise at low speeds and when accelerating
through bends, but felt light when driving at full - tilt on the highway.
The
steering is
precise, body motions are fairly disciplined when going
through turns, and the car is generally fun to drive.
The Competition Pack adds a more
precise feel
through the
steering and controls that renders the basic M3 a little lifeless in comparison.
Its electrically - assisted
steering system is almost completely devoid of feel, yet mostly makes up for that
through being extremely
precise.
The power is directed to all four wheels
through a
precise 7 Speed Dual Clutch Automatic with three driving modes and
steering wheel shift paddles to keep the thrill of the road in your hands!
Winding
through twisty mountain roads, the
steering is
precise, with just a hint of understeer to let you know when the limits are being approached.
The
steering is as
precise as ever and offers decent feedback, and while there isn't quite as much grip as in a Ford Fiesta ST, turn - in is excellent and there's enough composure to lean on the car
through tighter bends.
There's decent weight to the
steering, too, but
through tight corners the Swift Sport feels competent and
precise rather than fizzing with excitement like before.
On the track, the car comes into its own with a luscious exhaust note that thrums
through the cabin as you shift and
precise steering that makes for easy handling.
It's all easily handled
through the electrically assisted
steering that is
precise and accurate.
Its
steering feels light but
precise, and overall handling is composed and secure when driving
through turns.
Its
steering feels light but
precise, and overall handling is composed when driving
through turns.
The suspension keeps it confidently stuck
through corners,
steering is
precise and offers good feedback
through the wheel, and ride quality is more than manageable for the times when you're not slinging it around hard.
So while it may not kick your butt too hard on the drag strip, it's still a fun car to thread
through the urban jungle, where it demonstrated
precise steering and fairly flat cornering, the latter feature making for much more comfortable long - distance drives.
The speed - sensitive rack - and - pinion
steering is firm and
precise, giving excellent feedback
through the wheel during most maneuvers.
Slalom effectively replaces the hot lap events from Riptide GP2 in which you are the only rider on circuit attempting to set a fastest time as the A.I. have already set their respective lap times with the added stipulation of having to navigate blue and orange gates that indicate which side of the gate you have to
steer your hydro jet towards, although if you miss the corresponding side of the gate a time penalty will be incurred resulting in a risk and reward factor in which pushing your pace as much as possible, especially
through the corners may actually cost you time if not absolutely
precise in your approach to each gate.
The celebrated control system, where outrageous, unrealistic powersliding can be «
steered» to enable navigation
through traffic during even the evilest of hairpin bends, is a returning staple, while good old fashioned racing lines,
precise control and manual transmission is still the recipe for experts.
Extreme speed car racing features: — feel the speed of pro driving, — drive fast & collect power - ups to boost your speed, — free car racing gameplay, — race on many tracks, to become racing driver legend, — 17 sport cars tuned for professional racing, — smooth control with
precise steering, — drive modern and classic cars, progress
through career mode, — HD 3D racing lap physics with astonishing sound, Fame of world champion racer never comes for free.