The phrase "aggressive car" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a car that has a powerful, sporty, or assertive design or performance characteristics.
Example: "The new model features an aggressive car design that turns heads on the road."
Alternatives: "sporty vehicle" or "powerful automobile".
Audi, which is owned entirely by Volkswagen, has made no secret of its plans to build sportier, more aggressive cars with bigger engines.
In fact, it's probably one of the most aggressive cars I've ever driven, which would be fine by me were it not for its immense value, rarity (one only – that's pretty rare) and the fact that its billionaire owner is sitting about a foot away from me 2,300 metres up a bloody mountain.
The implementation of in-motion naturalistic studies and interventional programmes such as Ticketing Aggressive Cars and Trucks (TACT) is attainable and carries a solution to assessing and educating on-duty drivers.
Other foreign automakers have failed to match the approach of Hyundai, which entered the country after General Motors but with an aggressive small-car focus and models specifically for India.
Despite this information and the benefits of making the CLS a slightly more aggressive-looking car, with such styling elements as a belt line that rises as it heads toward the back of the vehicle we still don't have a satisfactory answer as to why Mercedes thinks it needs to add another sedan line (it has three already) to a cluttered market.
With changes to aerodynamics to increase downforce and make the cars look "more aggressive" - wider cars, with bigger front and rear wings and wider rear tyres - and by reducing weight.
The most problematic factors on Knoxville's urban highways include aggressive drivers, congestion, car lane changing behavior, and merging vehicles.
Perhaps aggressive campaigns by car insurance providers ("Get $100 off your premium if you 'like' us on Facebook") will allow us to one day search for car insurance, and see which provider each one of our friends is with.
"The beauty is that you've got this very aggressive, very purposeful car that still looks like a Jaguar, but it's got this extra level of menace and purpose to it that a normal car just doesn't have," he said.
By pledging to introduce only hybrids or battery-powered vehicles in two years, Volvo is "on the more aggressive side of" car companies' decisions to electrify their offerings, Morsy said.
