Sentence examples for accurate car from inspiring English sources

Gymkhana, originally in 19th-century India and England, a display of athletics and equestrian events; in the 20th century, also a form of automobile sport in which a series of events is planned to test driving skill and demonstrate accurate car handling.

It also means endless fun-sapping trips to and fro across the sprawling city, because while presumably historically accurate, the cars' appalling handling and the ease with which you can have fatal accidents – combined with the game's insistence on sending you on protracted wild goose chases – make driving a kind of control pad-inflicted Chinese water torture.

He was also a talented mimic from the age of fiv,  when he would do such accurate impressions of car wheels screeching that his mother would tell his father off for speeding.

That's especially troubling when Uber ETAs can vary and aren't always accurate and has cars marked as having "arrived" when they're still a block away.

Much like the ghost cars Uber was caught displaying in its app — which it claimed were for illustrative purposes, rather than being exactly accurate depictions of cars available to hail — web users are left having to trust what they're being told is genuinely true.

You will not get an accurate reading from the car compass if the car is not running.

(A typical GPS in a car is accurate to about 5 metres).

In addition, there's a supplementary digital speedometer that's amazingly accurate — Ford's cop car heritage shining through.

Jerry from North Carolina wrote: "Mr. Broder's problem is that he trusted that the Tesla's 'range in miles' displayed by the car was accurate.

Users opt in to share information with Android Auto that improves their experience, so the system can be hands-free when in drive and provide more accurate navigation through the car's GPS".

To obtain its accurate dynamic response, the car body is modeled with finite elements, while the bogie frames and wheel-sets are idealized as rigid bodies.