drivability

noun

drivability

noun

Etymology c. 1870 drivable + -ity

1

The quality of being drivable, of being easy or pleasant to drive

Challenges included the engine's high internal temperatures, its thirstiness in low-speed operation and the need to improve drivability for operators accustomed to V-8 power.2009 January 4, Rex Roy, “Coal in Your Stocking? Fuel Up the Cadillac!”, in New York Times:

Related terms: drivable, drivably, walkable

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