Sentence examples for heavy steering from inspiring English sources

"Driving it is a fantastic experience," he said in a telephone interview, though he admitted it suffered somewhat from heavy steering.

The latest Beetle still sells better in America than Europe, where the name tends to evoke meagre incomes, foggy windscreens and hours of heavy steering in the cold.Few consumer products were so close to the pulse of 20th-century culture.

You needed really strong triceps to work the ridiculously heavy steering, the deftness of a surgeon to slot home the spindly column shifter into each gear (shifting from second to third gear was an art form) and immense strength to make the car stop - you had to nearly stand on the brakes.

A Think City car I drove in Detroit had heavy steering, but that has been addressed with nicely balanced power steering that will be in all the cars sold in the U.S. The Citys also get slightly elevated power and 70-75 mph cruising on the highway.

It's more compliant and comfortable over rough surfaces, and has the slightly heavier steering.

Chevy attributes the need for heavier steering to the diesel model's additional 250lbs, weight carried on the front wheels.

Handling in the Cayenne is absolutely intuitive, with the heavier steering effort you'd expect from a large vehicle.

Actually, it makes the Mini hyperactive, while rendering the steering heavy at speed and the ride choppy.

"The 3000 was a finely tuned lorry engine at the time, so it's very heavy on the steering.

By night, Dr. Near, an assistant professor at Yale, is a heavy-duty gamer, steering tanks or playing football on his computer.

The all-new unit body exudes quiet strength; the chassis is taut and responsive; the rack-and-pinion steering is heavy -- perhaps too heavy -- and the huge brakes are superlative.