Sentences with phrase «tight turning circle at»

It's aided by the four - wheel - steering set - up, which delivers a hilariously tight turning circle at parking speeds and impressive agility when you up the pace.

The tighter turning circle at just 2.8 turns lock - to - lock also makes the Jeep feel more nimble and agile.There's a big step up in refinement, too.

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It is simple to handle and «forgiving»; its flight envelope makes it extremely maneuverable at low speeds and able to turn in tight spaces: this means it can circle over restricted areas and provide better support to the troops on the ground.

As with similar systems, it can turn the rear wheels up to five degrees in the opposite direction from the front wheels at low speeds to improve agility and tight manoeuvring (cutting a metre from the old car's 12.4 m turning circle), and in the same direction (by up to two degrees) at higher speeds for stability.

The diesel engine's abundant torque means that acceleration at any speed is available on demand, and a comparatively small turning circle means that you can maneuver in tight spaces.

The tight turning circle of 9.4 metres makes city driving, and parkade navigation a pleasure, but remains stable and unruffled at highway speeds.

It provides 2deg of counter steer on the rear wheels at speeds below 31mph and 3deg of parallel steering at speeds above 31mph, giving the new 911 a tighter turning circle in town and the promise of even greater agility at speed.

The Promaster City is also spectacularly maneuverable, boasting a turning circle that, at just 32 feet, is three feet tighter than a Mini Coopers.

Performance is sprightly at lower speeds and it offers a tight turning circle and sharp responses although competitors like the Fiat 500 feel far more accomplished for a similar outlay.

The GMC Sierra 2500 doesn't have the tightest turning circle in the world, so there's only so far the good forward visibility and light, responsive steering can get you when you're making sharper turns at junctions.

Outward visibility is good, and the QX80 features a reasonably tight turning circle which helps with maneuverability — as does the 360 - degree Around View Monitor camera system, giving a bird's eye view of the QX80 at parking speeds.

However, at just 34.8 - feet, the 3.2 can turn a very tight circle.

Despite this, the Dualis TS is light to steer at parking speeds and is easy to squeeze into small spaces, thanks to a tight 10.6 m turning circle, excellent outward visibility and a standard - issue reversing camera.

Using a variable steering ratio with passively steered rear wheels, the Integral Active Steering delivers improved stability and comfort.The system steers the rear wheels in the opposite direction as the front wheels, at certain speeds, significantly reducing the turning circle and making for easier maneuvering during tight situations.

Even the turning circle is reasonably tight, at 11.8 metres in front - wheel - drive versions.

At least the steering does afford the Mirage another class victory: tightest turning circle in its class, at 4.6 At least the steering does afford the Mirage another class victory: tightest turning circle in its class, at 4.6 at 4.6 m.

The only thing that might catch some drivers out when manoeuvring at low speed is that the extremities are sometimes hard to judge from the driver's seat — although the reasonably tight 11.2 - metre turning circle is some compensation.