Meanings of understeer in English

Increased toe-in helps reduce oversteer while more toe-out helps with understeer.

Although it is all-wheel drive, the system does not suffer from undue understeer.

That lightens the front end under power and exacerbates the car's tendency to understeer.

This means reduced understeer or oversteer and improved grip in situations where a two-wheel drive car would be sliding.

Then, as soon as you get back on the power, the 4WD goes to work, saving you from gloomy understeer.

Where those front-driven wheels do tend to understeer, it's done with enough feedback to allow an easier transition back into control.

Volkswagen thoughtfully included an electronic transverse differential lock to reduce understeer and says it markedly improves handling in quick driving through curves.

The all-wheel-drive V6, however, cannot avoid a bit of understeer, as front tires are tasked with steering and delivering power to the road.

He always disliked understeer, preferring the car to have front-end bite he could throw at an apex, while catching and recatching the rear.

Handling is neutral with a slight tendency toward understeer, which is odd given 65 percent of the car's weight is over the back wheels.

A bias towards understeer -sliding the front tires before the rear breaks free -revealed itself on a skidpad test at around 45mph.

It will understeer as you overextend its limits, but it has loads of grip through corners, in part thanks to its 18-inch Bridgestone tyres.

There's plenty of grip from the tyres but if you push hard in the corners or on roundabouts, straight-on understeer slide begins to break out.

Understeer and poor balance wrecked his qualifying and he's said that it's unlikely he'll win the title now.

Increased toe-in helps reduce oversteer while more toe-out helps with understeer.

Although it is all-wheel drive, the system does not suffer from undue understeer.