The phrase "a automobile" is not correct in written English.
The correct form is "an automobile" because "automobile" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "I just bought an automobile that is both fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly."
Alternatives: "a car" or "a vehicle".
Henry Ford's Model A automobile had not even been manufactured yet, and he would not create his famed Model T vehicle until 1908.
He admitted that a automobile telephone is expensive.
"What do I have need of a automobile, with no place to go?" "Which one did they finish up today?" "The battleship.
There was a time when choosing to buy a green car simply meant deciding on a automobile that was available in a particular paint colour: a humble lime Mini, perhaps, or a Jaguar decked out in traditional British racing green.
During the 1960s the number of automobiles per inhabitant increased dramatically, from 1 in 21 persons having a automobile to 1 in 3; it now is about 1 in 2. By law, Norwegians are guaranteed 25 vacation days every year.
The flow of the hydraulic fluid (SAE20W) is such that enough energy is dissipated by the system for effective damping to take place without raising the temperature of the hydraulic fluid beyond its auto ignition temperature hence validating the design in tune with its application in a automobile shock absorber.
