Sentence examples for driving feel from inspiring English sources
What's amazing about all of this is that Chevrolet went out of their way to engineer an experience that hides this completely; the default Drive mode, with its more "natural" driving feel compared to traditional cars, is actually a fully software-driven artifice made to bridge the gap for novice EV drivers.
Over all, the driver feels far more connected and confident than with the old Sienna, which sometimes made driving feel like a chore.
I've not driven those, but the SportWagen remains pleasantly close in driving feel and quality to its Golf sibling, which has not been downgraded.
Driven along by the Roots' fearsome bass and drums, many of the tracks have a raw, driving feel along the lines of Gaye's Inner City Blues.
I've never sat in a car thinking, "If only this was a nine-speed automatic", but the truth is, this was subtle and elegant at every speed, shifting deftly, making driving feel like flying.
The Odyssey's chief engineer, Art St. Cyr, said the 6-speed wasn't offered across the board because Honda wanted to hold down the price of the LX while imparting a "more premium" driving feel to Touring models with a smoother, quicker transmission.
It has so many smart aids that using the word "driving" feels like an overstatement for the basic activity of clinging to the steering wheel.
The wind built to near gale force, diagonal rain overwhelmed the wipers, and driving felt like heavy-weather sailing as we ran through the long, centerless sprawl of Lincoln City, an out-of-focus blur of tossing stoplights, where Julia spotted a flag blazoned with the face of Jesus Christ and the message "PERHAPS TODAY," like a tsunami warning.
He misses driving, feels as if he is in a cocoon, and is surprised how hard his new job is.
'Words can't describe how driving feels," he told me.
Even with a ginormous, practically empty play space, the fact that the manual act of driving feels so good, beneath these widescreen skies, keeps your attention locked.
