When driving the Murano on urban streets, I was impressed by
its tight steering radius, making the seemingly bulky vehicle easily maneuverable.
Not exact matches
Despite its size, the model has the
tighter turning
radius of a small car thanks to an all - wheel
steering system, Audi says, which is made possible with the removal of the
steering shaft and
steering hydraulics.
If they're of a
tighter radius, however, you'll be forced to deviate from the ten - and - two position on the
steering - wheel to dial in the necessary lock, with the seat bolstering often obstructing the arm as you twirl the wheel through a corner.
The quick
steering and gutsy, 118 - hp, 1.6 - liter four - cylinder helped us slice through city traffic, while its compact dimensions and
tight turning
radius made it easy to nab
tight curbside spots.
At low speed and high
steering angles, the rear wheels turn the opposite direction to the fronts to scoot the rear end around
tighter bends, virtually reducing the turning
radius of the long sedan.
Like the BMW, the Panamera Turbo has rear - wheel
steering that makes it feel more nimble and gives it a
tighter turning
radius, as well as a standard three - chamber air suspension that allows for sports car handling without sacrificing comfort.
The
steering is light, but the turning
radius of 40 feet means that it will take some extra maneuvering for
tight U-turns.
The clutch and
steering operations are light, the gearshifts are crisp and short, and the turning
radius is fantastically
tight.
The rack and pinion
steering gives this midsize car a fairly
tight turning
radius of 38.1 feet.
The GV does have precise
steering and a relatively
tight turning
radius of 36 feet, which means better access to parking spaces and fewer 3 - point turns.
Driving around San Francisco and along local freeways, I found acceleration more than adequate, the ride very comfortable, and
steering radius tight enough for easy parking lot maneuvering.
Kicks also offers standard Traction Control System (TCS), Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC) and Hill Start Assist (HSA), front disc / rear drum Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) and electric power
steering with a
tight 34.1 - foot turning
radius.
The power - assisted rack and pinion
steering is sharp, and the turning
radius is nice and
tight.
The power - assisted rack and pinion
steering is quick and light, and the turning
radius enables the MPV to easily maneuver out of
tight spots and make U-turns.
The car reacts somewhat vaguely to short, quick movements of the
steering wheel, though the turning
radius allows for sharp turns in
tight places.
The
steering is sharp and responsive; the
tight turning
radius is another plus.
A 39 - foot turning
radius makes the Quest easy to
steer in
tight places, like a supermarket parking lot.
The
steering is light, with
tight turning
radius.
For instance, the i3 — being an animal of the urban - jungle — requires a very
tight turning
radius and quick
steering for easy maneuverability through parking lots and congested city streets.
Steering is CRISP; virtually no body roll;
tight turning
radius; very good road feedback.
Steering is
tight, and precise and the turning
radius of 31.5 feet give the Prizm great maneuverability.
The
tight turning
radius coupled with the light
steering makes parking convenient and effortless.
Its
steering radius is much
tighter than that of the Rover.
The electrically assisted
steering wheel makes the small Citroën easy to maneuver in
tight spaces (helped by a 10 - meter turning
radius).
The
steering system also was updated: The car is now easier to control and has a
tighter turning
radius.
The only area which could stand an improvement is the
steering radius; the Allante does not make very
tight turns.
The 2006 Ford Explorer's turning
radius is
tight enough for urban areas, and the power
steering feels solid, offering enough feedback to keep you in tune with the road.
The
steering is on the light side, but precise, with
tight turning
radius.
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The
steering is light to use and combined with the
tight turning
radius makes the Grand i10 a usable city car.
The variable - rate
steering works well, too, making easy work of
tight, winding switchbacks, though the car's turning
radius is abominable.
The front - wheel drive G20 features power rack and pinion
steering with a
tight turning
radius that allows the car to make some pretty sharp turns.
With a turning
radius of 35.3 feet, the Achieva is
steered easily in most
tight places.
On the other hand, it's a cinch to park in
tight urban spaces, with its
tight turning
radius and articulate
steering.
The
steering is crisp and responsive, and the 34.4 - foot turning
radius means you can maneuver easily out of
tight spots.
The rack and pinion
steering has a nice, heavy feel to it, and the turning
radius is very
tight for such a large car.