Subaru Traviq able to control the movement

Minivan is a joint work of two large concerns. The color of the Subaru Traviq car is evident, because this is the first model of the brand of this particular class.

Automatic transmission has an interesting set of qualities. The first most important property, the car has several driving positions. Normal is used for power riding, active is used for fast movement, and the snow mode is used in winter conditions..

The second, and masterpiece, property is adaptation. In other words, instead of the owner, the transport decides what speed or position it switches to. Moreover, the basis for the decision is usually the traffic conditions.

The gearbox is capable of personally turning on neutral speed. The condition is the preliminary inclusion of the button “D”. Fuel consumption is significantly lower, and vibration does not overpower the driver so much..

The salon is equipped with spaciousness, which is achieved by camouflaging the third-row seats in the underground car.

Subsequently, two more versions of the car joined the basic release. But the additions are not as serious as it might seem: the audio was improved, the seats adapted to the sporty style, and the distance with other vehicles, the model began to withstand on the machine.

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