Sentences with phrase «tight city streets»

Its quick steering makes short work of navigating tight city streets.

City dwellers won't notice this as much, and will love that it's small enough to wedge into the tiniest of parking spaces on tight city streets.

And, it can easily handle tight city streets or twisty roads.

The Avant is no worse off, and thanks to a large glass area, feels no more cumbersome in tight city streets.

You feel its intervention decrease as speed builds, so while you're maneuvering through tight city streets you will definitely feel it shift the rear of the car sideways.

And while it's big on style, its compact exterior means the NV200 Taxi can easily maneuver tight city streets.

In the i30 N, though, Hyundai is attempting to translate that success to the wet B - roads, monotonous motorways and tight city streets of the public domain, which is no mean feat.

However, although the estate is a big car, anything this comfy to sit in is bound to make town journeys easier, even if it hasn't exactly been designed to tackle tight city streets.

The 500L Wagon is also the most compact seven - seat car you can buy, which makes it easier to drive around tight city streets and park in tight gaps.

The problem with having such a large car is that it is difficult to negotiate tight city streets, and there are very few UK parking spaces that are both long enough and wide enough to fit into.

* Thanks to its small size, the Mirage is capable of navigating tight city streets and fitting into small parking spaces with ease.

Though the relatively shorter wheelbase of the M - Class enhances nimble handling in parking lots and on tight city streets, the vehicle's tall ride height makes for difficulty reaching cargo stashed on the roof rails.

It can handle tight city streets, fit into multi-level parking structures and even be parked in some home garages.

It can easily manoeuvre in tight city streets and can seat four adults comfortably.

The subcompact size allows for easy handling through tight city streets, turning sharp corners and switching lanes in crowded traffic.

It's a huge benefit when you have to navigate tight city streets or make impromptu u-turns on narrow roads.

The Acadia can also feel comparatively cumbersome when maneuvering it on tight city streets and in parking lots.