Sentence examples for aging vehicle from inspiring English sources

With today's concerns over stimulus, inequality and greenhouse gases, as well as an aging vehicle fleet, Cash for Clunkers is an idea whose time may finally have come.

The North American unit of DaimlerChrysler, trying to deal with an aging vehicle lineup, announced new incentives yesterday as large as $3,000 on several of its 2000 and 2001 model American-branded cars and trucks.

Later we toured portions of the canyon in an aging vehicle with Navajo guide Winnie Henry.

Preventative maintenance is one of the best ways to help avoid more expensive repairs on an aging vehicle.

Unless demand unexpectedly begins to rise and new-car sales perk up as consumers who had put off trading in their aging vehicles begin to do so.

IT was broiling hot on the blacktop parking lot in Columbus, Ohio, where about 50 aging vehicles, including several minivans and a hearse, had arrived for a competition.

Of the exodus, he writes: "Rattling and wheezing, coated with dust, the aging vehicles swayed under loads they were not designed to bear.

Sales are up, if not drastically, at least enough to show that more people there are trading in their aging vehicles for spiffier models.

Instead, he found himself on the defensive, fielding pointed questions from soldiers complaining about aging vehicles that lacked armor for protection against roadside bombs.

That represents a 13 percent increase over 2011, and raises expectations that demand will continue to rise as more Americans need to replace their aging vehicles with new models.

Some analysts say the uptick in sales was attributable to the government-backed "cash for clunkers" program, which allowed owners of aging vehicles to receive up to $4,500 in credits on the purchase of new, more fuel-efficient models.