Sentence examples for engine steering from inspiring English sources

The CLS's engine, steering and Airmatic suspension combine to deliver a more persuasive luxury experience.

For would-be racers, the Car Doctor has rebuilt vintage Camaros, Ferraris, Corvettes and Porsches, modernizing engine, steering and electrical components to make the cars safer than the originals.

Tom Napoleone, the Ellen's captain, had a cigarette in one hand, and his thermos, as he started up the boat's engine, steering it away from the boatyard and the ragged stretch of northern Staten Island coastline where tugboats dock and repairmen still bang on metal hulls by day.

Still, someone has to take home the prize, and while the Audi delivers top-notch creature comforts and more cargo space, Mr. Ulrich finds that superior driving dynamics help to make the CLS550 first among relative equals — even when one considers the Benz's significantly higher price: The CLS's engine, steering and Airmatic suspension combine to deliver a more persuasive luxury experience.

The handsome steering wheel also houses the new "Anima" toggle switch (Italian for "soul", and similar to Ferrari's Manettino) that adjusts a dizzying array of parameters: engine, steering, suspension, stability control, all-wheel drive and transmission.

Just as there are countless types of cars on the road (with various abilities), they all have an engine, steering wheel, and tires.

The Technic range provides more advanced challenges for experienced builders, enabling them to build working gearboxes, working piston engines, steering systems, and working crane arms.

The State Council, China's cabinet, has indicated that domestic automakers are not ready to manage large foreign operations, but they should pursue technologies for engines, steering systems, braking systems, transmission, suspension systems and vehicle bus control system.

It will get a Ferrari-designed V-8 engine and Maserati-engineered steering, brakes and suspension, but lose the clunky Kubang name, to be replaced by something Italian.

Volvo claimed a first in August when it tested a car with "steer assist", which took control of the brakes, engine and steering from the driver at the press of two buttons.

While marginally less refined than its Japanese rivals, the Cobalt does have a strong engine, engaging steering and a gratifying transmission.