A few questions about the old Levante for the experts here. I bought the Levante as soon as it was released, from the first batch. 1. When in traffic and following at low speeds, the car jerks noticeably. Sometimes when I lightly press the brake and then the accelerator, the car suddenly jerks forward. 2. In cold conditions, the car can't move. It needs to warm up first; otherwise, the accelerator becomes very sensitive and only normalizes once the car is warm. 3. This is the most uncomfortable issue: the steering feels unstable. Especially on ring roads with uneven surfaces due to heavy trucks, the steering wheel moves erratically. I have to hold it firmly with both hands, or it will sway. I would appreciate any expert advice on these issues. Thank you very much!

A few questions about the old Levante for the experts here. I bought the Levante as soon as it was released, from the first batch. 1. When in traffic and following at low speeds, the car jerks noticeably. Sometimes when I lightly press the brake and then the accelerator, the car suddenly jerks forward. 2. In cold conditions, the car can't move. It needs to warm up first; otherwise, the accelerator becomes very sensitive and only normalizes once the car is warm. 3. This is the most uncomfortable issue: the steering feels unstable. Especially on ring roads with uneven surfaces due to heavy trucks, the steering wheel moves erratically. I have to hold it firmly with both hands, or it will sway. I would appreciate any expert advice on these issues. Thank you very much!

The Maserati Quattroporte's engine sound is quite soft, and its acceleration isn't very impressive. It doesn't have as strong a sound as the Levante. Could it be because it's not fully unleashed?

When accelerating with heavy throttle, the car jerks. What's going on?

At the end of November, I replaced the control arm, steering rod, and axle assembly. Now the steering feels very light. When going over bumps, the steering wheel moves erratically. If I accelerate a bit aggressively, the steering veers off. Can someone help me out? [crying]

I want to ask fellow car enthusiasts, what could be the cause of a jerking sensation when pressing the accelerator?

Is there anyone with a Levante experiencing a ticking noise when idling after warming up the car? The noise disappears when you press the accelerator a bit. What could that sound be?

Why does the car not move when I put it in gear, but only moves when I accelerate?

When I press the accelerator deeply, the car jerks, but it's fine with light acceleration. What's going on? It's a 2014 manual elite model.

My 2018 automatic ZS sometimes shakes when waiting at a red light after the vehicle warms up. Between 60 to 100 km/h, the car feels like it's being pulled back, and there's a strong jerking sensation. If I press the accelerator hard to over 3000 RPM, the jerking stops. Using cruise control to accelerate also avoids the shaking. Is this a transmission issue?

I recently got a CX-5 less than a month ago, and I noticed that when starting the car cold and shifting to D gear, there's a noticeable "jerking" sensation as the car moves forward. After driving for a while and the car warms up, when switching between N and D gear, the jerking sensation is still there but much less noticeable. Is this normal?