Sentences with phrase «up at freeway speeds»

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The third, meanwhile, will allow the A8 to drive itself through traffic at speeds of up to 37.3 mph on freeways and highways with a central divider (by comparison, Cadillac's upcoming Super Cruise functions at cruising speeds).

The R8 eats up curving freeways at speeds of more than 120 mph with a smooth and stable ride and makes greedy work of winding hill climbs.

What the SL does best is soak up miles upon miles of road — winding backroads or interstate freeway, it doesn't much matter — with speed, style, and comfort with wind - in - your - hair motoring at the push of a button.

InnoDrive is combined with Traffic Jam Assist, primarily used during heavy traffic on freeways at up to speeds of 37 mph.

That's enough oomph both for slogging up precipitous, mud - caked inclines and for pulling out to pass double - trailer semi trucks at freeway speeds without fear of additional gray hairs.

At freeway speed it's almost too loud to hold a regular conversation — and not up to par with other more insulated utes on the road today.

When we noticed the car's computer giving us an average of about 14mpg after lots of city driving, we spent some time on the freeway and watched the average climb all the way up to 28mpg at speeds of about 75mph to 85mph.

Had the car a week with a mix of city and freeway driving at speeds up to 75 mph.

Due to its Magnetic Ride Control suspension — which reads the road and adjusts shock stiffness up to 1,000 times per second — the car is exceptionally planted and quiet even at freeway speeds.

The SUV is extremely quiet in its operation, which you'd expect when running fully under electric power, but even when the gasoline engine fires up for freeway cruising or when working with the electric motors to accelerate away from a traffic light at a reasonable speed, the RX is quite quiet.

In the early evening an officer observed a motorcycle traveling at a high speed, high being up to 140mph, on the freeway.

Night Vision, debuting in the 2000 Cadillac DeVille, can help you «see» up to 500 percent farther than with low beams, which, at freeway speeds, give you just 3.5 seconds to react in an emergency.