Seriously, with your foot to the floor, this all -
wheel driver accelerates hard but is completely smooth, even through two, three or four changes.
Not exact matches
Drivers feel as though if they have all -
wheel drive, or even front -
wheel drive, the tires only make the difference when it comes to
accelerating away from a stop in icy conditions.
Four driven
wheels can help you
accelerate in slippery conditions, and most all -
wheel - drive systems can instill a surprising amount of confidence in the average
driver.
Driver senses torque steer as a turning force at the steering
wheel when the vehicle is
accelerating from a start.
The
driver will be able to
accelerate mid-corner much earlier as well, all thanks to the reduced slip on the inside
wheel when cornering and just the right amount of torque sent to the
wheel with most traction at all times.
The TRAC system helps restrain the slippage of the drive
wheels if the
driver depresses the accelerator pedal excessively when starting off or
accelerating on a slippery surface.
Exceptional As most people looking at reviews will be company car
drivers, things you should know: It
accelerates faster than most company cars (8 seconds, quite achievable) It is more economical than most company cars BIK is okay (good CO2 figures, but relatively expensive list) Standard equipment is odd, good specification in some ways, annoying in others (+ = PDC, auto lights / wipers, dual zone climate, iDrive, lowered 10 mm - = worst stereo ever, non-foldable rear seat, no storage, analogue iPod connector, 16
wheels look... well, just look at them) Standard suspension is merely adequate, weight transfer between fast sweeping bends is noticeable No LSD, so doesn't enjoy getting the back end out particularly If it is your own cash, buy a better spec version!
Thanks to this superior traction, Lamborghini
drivers can
accelerate earlier out of a curve than those in rear -
wheel drive cars.
This feature uses a slight — virtually imperceptible to the
driver — amount of braking force on the outside front
wheel when
accelerating through a corner.
The car steers,
accelerates and brakes automatically, but only under the condition that the
driver's hands are on the steering
wheel and participating in steering, so that the
driver can intervene at any time.
The quick - shifting 8 - speed sport transmission includes steering
wheel shift - paddles which allow the
driver to intervene manually when desired, while a Launch Control function provides the best possible traction and dynamics when
accelerating from standstill.
When the
driver accelerates through corners it constantly distributes torque between the driving
wheels, modulating the braking of the inner
wheel while feeding power to the outer loaded
wheel.
It allows the
driver to hook into a turn on a wet road and
accelerate without the
wheels scrabbling for grip.
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