Sentences with phrase «typical highway speed»

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Typical of Mercedes, the accelerator has a relaxed, gradual progression, but the normally aspirated V - 8 hurries the G550 to highway speeds if you push the gas hard.

As is typical with V - 8's, this one is thirsty, but with the five - speed manual transmission, EPA - rated fuel mileage is a not - terrible 17 mpg in the city, 25 mpg on the highway.

In typical implementations, the gear ratio of the transmission and epicyclic system are set to the ratio of the common driving conditions, say highway speed for a car, or city speeds for a bus.

The Jetta Hybrid beats the previously available diesel engine in both city and highway fuel economy, and its plenty of fun to drive, largely thanks to a seven - speed DSG gearbox instead of the typical hybrid CVT.

At typical highway cruising speeds, the new Boxster displays greater refinement than the car it replaces; mechanical, road and wind noise are all reduced with its excellent new cloth roof in place.

Audi Side Assist operates at speeds above 30km / h and is designed to address lane - change accidents which are typical of highway and motorway driving.

With a wide 6.02:1 gear ratio and two overdrive gears (fifth and sixth), the Lincoln Navigator's 6 - speed offers up to a 7 percent increase in fuel economy on the highway over a typical 4 - speed automatic.

An autonomous emergency braking system for the speeds typical of highway driving is available as an option but is not expected to be fitted enough vehicles to qualify for assessment.

Autonomous emergency braking is standard and its performance at speeds typical of highway driving was rated as good.

Happily, the volume is reduced at lower revs, making the new BMW quite subdued at typical highway cruising speeds in taller gears for more subdued progress over longer journeys.

The autonomous emergency braking system is expected to be fitted to most cars sold and its performance at speeds typical of highway driving was rated as good.

IMPORTANT: Starting with 2015 model year vehicles, the Government of Canada has mandated new fuel economy test methods to better approximate typical driving conditions and styles by adjusting city and highway ratings to account for air conditioner usage, cold temperature operation and driving at higher speeds with more rapid acceleration and braking.