Sentence examples for transmission chassis from inspiring English sources
"High-tech transmission, chassis, suspension, all new interior, bucket seats, dash, 440 horsepower, 5.7-litre engine," he says, quick-fire, sounding every bit the used car salesman.
"Word of mouth is more believable than traditional advertising," says Mr Farley.The new Focus will be built on one platform and will have the same engine, transmission, chassis and main body in all the markets where it is sold.
First introduced on the 2016 Mazda6, this system electronically coordinates the engine, transmission, chassis and suspension to increase what the company calls "jinba ittai," a Mazda expression that is said to translate from Japanese as the feeling of connectedness between car and driver.
ENGINES, transmissions, chassis controls and cockpit infotainment systems have all had their turns as the must-have features that brought shoppers into showrooms.
But the Mazda 3 was not all-new, and Skyactiv is more comprehensive: it is a philosophy that underlies the engineering of new lightweight engines, transmissions, chassis and body structures.
Its transmission, wheels, chassis, frame and radiator all came from 1921.
The right-hand-drive vehicle features a three-speed transmission and chassis of wood (yes, wood) and steel.
DaimlerChrysler announced a plan in July to consolidate its now far-flung truck development operations so it can standardize components like transmissions, axles, chassis and cabs.
They may not look that different, but when the new 911s go on sale in the second half of this year, they will have heavy modifications to components such as engines, transmissions and chassis.
But when you drive it back to back with the competition, you quickly realize that the Kia's chassis, transmission and overall refinement don't yet measure up.
This placement, along with a new ZF 6-speed automatic transmission, helps the chassis — a shortened version of the Quattroporte sedan — to achieve a nearly ideal weight balance of 49percentt in front and 51 in the rear.
