Turning circles

[talkingcars]

The ZS apparently has a poor turning circle

MG ZS = 11.6m
MG ZR = 11.6m
MG ZT = 11.4m
MG TF = 10.8m
Rover 100 = 10.7m
Rover 45 = 11.3m
BMW 318 = 11.4m
BMW 735 = 12.2m
Audi A4 = 11.1m
Audi A8 = 12.3m
1997 Honda civic type R = 10.8m
1994 Range Rover 4.0 = 11.9m
1991 Renault Espace = 11.6m
1964 Mini 1275 = 8.7m

so in conclusion - compared to a mini it is bad, compared to a selection of other cars, it's avarage, compared to a Rover 45 and a civic it is worse.

[peterzs]

Still catches me out, specially in car parks, alright if you dont get a **** right up behind you and you want reverse to get round a tight corner.

Or maybe its my driving!!!

:clap::clap::clap:

[acemodder]

Ever drove a Clio 182? Then the turning circle of your ZS will feel good.

The Renault Clio V6 Renault Sport turning circle is 13 m (43 ft) - around three car lengths - turning what might normally be a three-point turn into a five-point turn.

[will-w]

The Prelude had a 11.0m turning circle even with 4 wheel steering... To give it a chance, it was just under an inch short of 15 feet in length, and when you think that it was a 2 door coupé it wasn't small!

I'm used to crap turning circles! lol

[arwilson80]

It's all good. You just need to be able to reverse. ;)

[Zippy Saloon]

I'm surprised there is only about a foot difference between the 45 and ZS

[stamford]

Thank god for a decent handbrake!

[talkingcars]

Ever drove a Clio 182? Then the turning circle of your ZS will feel good.

1993 Renault Clio Williams - Turning circle 11.30 m
(CO2 Emissions - 240.96 g/km)


2000 Renault Clio Sport V6 - Turning circle 13.00 m
(CO2 Emissions 267.0 g/km )

2003 Renault Clio V6 - Turning circle 14.40 m
(CO2 Emissions 285.0 g/km)

Scary stuff.

[SheppeyTrio]

I had a Mitsubishi Warrior prior to getting the ZS, now that had a terrible turning circle!! A 3 point turn in about 7!! LoL

Talkingcars where'd you get your results???

[talkingcars]

Talkingcars where'd you get your results???

I am a mine of useful information............

























actually it's more a case of knowing where to look
http://carfolio.com/
and use the search facility.