Sentence examples for a handling problem from inspiring English sources
Instead, the in-car cameras, Franchitti said, can be telltales: any driver using anything but the smoothest, slightest steering input is having a handling problem.
Toyota is recalling about 780,000 vehicles for a second time after its first effort to prevent a handling problem did not work, according to a report posted Sunday on the Web site of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
ON the same day that Consumer Reports tested the 2010 Lexus GX 460 sport utility vehicle and found what it considered a dangerous handling problem, it also tested a related vehicle, the 2010 Toyota 4Runner.
Toyota quickly suspended sales of its 2010 Lexus GX 460 sport utility vehicle on Tuesday after Consumer Reports magazine warned buyers that the model had a dangerous handling problem that could lead to a rollover and possibly "serious injury or death".
The magazine said its safety tests had determined the GX 460 had a dangerous handling problem that caused its rear end to swerve and had a risk of rollover.
On Tuesday, Consumer Reports announced that its tests had uncovered a dangerous handling problem that caused the rear end of the GX 460 to swerve, putting the sport utility vehicle at risk for a rollover.
A badly handled problem during a rush can cascade and send the whole dining room careering toward disaster.
The whole episode, linebacker Mike Barrow said, reminded him of the movie "A Few Good Men" -- there is a code for handling problems within the unit, "and the code was violated," Barrow said.
The recall ends an investigation by the government's auto safety agency, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, that began on Sept. 20 after an agency employee having handling problems discovered a broken link on his vehicle.
Berger pitted at the end of lap 15 for his first of two scheduled stops, before retiring a lap later with handling problems.
Unfortunately, for the image of Baylor this is not an isolated method of handling "problems".
