Very different steering feel

[VellfireS]

can adjust whether want comfort or dynamic, even dynamic still lighter, tried 7 series also not that heavy

 

But.. I believe.. compared to the 7.. yours should be lighter?

[VellfireS]

E60 LCI with servotronic will be lighter

 

[VellfireS]

Maybe equiped with "Active Steering".

 

not sure..

[Felipe]

Of course I know there is still a mechanical connection

 

What I'm saying is, the feel of electric power steering can be tweaked electronically, something which cannot be done for mechanical power steering.

But the feedback will never be as good. I think all are electric steering now anyway except a few models like Alfa 159

[Felipe]

I think mazda range n swift also good steering feel although not hydraulic type.

[Kmchew]

stream and civic 1.8 have very responsive steering and they are based on hydraulic steering system

 

Both cars are equipped with Electric Power Steering

[Gohsj89]

Both cars are equipped with Electric Power Steering

 

sorry my mistake.verified http://www.honda.com.sg/cars/PDF/stream_catalogue.pdf for stream but still can't find the 1.8 civic (was very certain 1.8 is the only variant with hydraulic)

[Arowana1]

first time i drove my latio, i turned so hard that it hit the turn lock with a loud thud. thot i damaged it ... thats cos i was driving pre-fl sunny that is much heavier. civic is right in between light and heavy so good for most folks. e90 feels a tad heavy when i first drove but after a while, so used to it, i sometimes wished it was heavier. damn solid at higher speed cos i think steering feel stiffen when above 130.

[Thaiyotakamli]

But.. I believe.. compared to the 7.. yours should be lighter?

yah i think so, by the way i dun really remember anymore since i sold my A8 but for sure my current ride light steering

[Beehive3783]

But the feedback will never be as good. I think all are electric steering now anyway except a few models like Alfa 159

Yes yes i agree.. i have driven cars with EPS and hydraulic power steering, I still prefer the feedback from the hydraulic power steering. Anyway my current kimchi car is on hydraulic power steering.

[VellfireS]

yah i think so, by the way i dun really remember anymore since i sold my A8 but for sure my current ride light steering

 

wow.. okay.. so.. when S-Class coming in?

[Thaiyotakamli]

wow.. okay.. so.. when S-Class coming in?

simi s class? haha this year coming in but not sure which month. anyway cant afford it, i just nice able to afford a used RX

[Davidklt]

Honda does tend to make their steering a bit meatier for the slightly more sporty feel and added driver involvement.

[VellfireS]

simi s class? haha this year coming in but not sure which month. anyway cant afford it, i just nice able to afford a used RX

 

hahaha.. get the current S Class la.. the new one.. I dont really fancy it's design..

[Thaiyotakamli]

hahaha.. get the current S Class la.. the new one.. I dont really fancy it's design..

I like the new one, look cool

[Bismarck]

Personally I don't like light steering. If I have to adapt to lighter steering I can do it. But given a choice I try not to buy car with light steering.

[Fuelsaver]

Driven a mit colt plus. Steering super light. Can use one finger to turn.

my cpt not lidat leh.

[VellfireS]

I like the new one, look cool

 

Waiting to see it at C&C.. Pics online didnt convince me.. maybe real life can convincE? Oh well.. cant afford it anyway..