Could be in need of a tune up.
My 2004 Sportive Van Mk4 jerks at very low speed, when slowing down or pulling away. Apart from that runs fine.
you need get a new car or put a new engine in it
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Low air pressure in tire, loose wheel, brake pads sticking, wheel bearing defective, or front end out of alignment.
When a car jerks or vibrates that usually means that the air preassure in AT LAEST one of the tires is to low. Fill up air in your tires.If that still does not solve the porblem and your car jerks and drifs then you should get your wheels alligned. They are not perpendicular to the road (or flat). That also speeds up tire ware. If your car vibrates at high speeds you should get your wheels balanced. Your wheel gets rotated in a machine, and then tiny weights are added to the wheel to eliminate any heavy spots on the wheel.
Not much at all, would be lucky if their even over 160 which is very low for being a speed inspired car.
If you mean your car has a big engine but your car isn't going as fast as you know the car can with that size of engine. If that's what your thinking of than your car probably has a chip wich is limmitin your speed.
It could be because car is downshifting gears and you might be low on lube if it jerks too hard or it could be you brakes wearing out defenetly check it out
This is because the momentum of high speed vechicle is more than that of the low speed vechicle
If your car jerks while you are coming to a stop it might mean that your breaks ar getting weasted. If your car is jerking when you come to a stop could mean you have warped brake rotors or a malfunctioning abs unit. It could be you're not taking it out of or to a low enough gear if the vehicle has a manual transmission. There could be a problem in your automatic transmission electronics system; especially a defective speed sensor.
coz your car is a wenner
This is because the momentum of high speed vechicle is more than that of the low speed vechicle