Sentence examples for little chassis from inspiring English sources

Every day they start over, learning from the previous day's experience how to adjust the boards, wires and equipment — including an aerial boom that extends to three feet — into the shiny little chassis.

Its wide, 50-series tires grip well, there's little chassis roll in hard bends and the turbocharged motor is eager to please.

Still, this is a more stable feeling sled by far than the Protegé, so there's little chassis vibration during highway duty, which results in less fatigue for commuters.

At Barber, which has a few very tricky off-camber dropping turns, the Cayenne was superbly forgiving, with very little chassis roll.

Leave it in Sport for merely spirited driving and there's still substantial grip and zero up and down motion, but a little more chassis roll.

A drawing of the auto reveals a chassis a little higher than '56 models, a little boxier & less nubbly.

It feels dated to drive, with lots of bouncing from the rear suspension, the low-frequency shudder of a rubber-mounted body moving on its separate chassis, comically little grip from the rear wheel in the wet, and the slowest-responding steering I've encountered in a while.

Its V6 is a smooth and pokey motor in fact, though thirsty and a little too powerful for the chassis.

The day had started in the lap of modern luxury and ended in a 94-year-old roadster consisting of little mroe than a boiler, chassis, tires and steering wheel.

In the state it was discovered, the car looked like little more than a rolling chassis, because the coachwork was absent.

Painter still has to contend with the uncomfortable fact that attaching a body to a chassis is a little harder than attaching a hard drive to a motherboard.