The phrase "assortment of vehicles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety or selection of different types of vehicles available for use or sale.
Example: "The dealership offers an impressive assortment of vehicles, ranging from compact cars to large SUVs."
Alternatives: "variety of vehicles" or "selection of vehicles".
Mopar, the parts and accessories division serving Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, SRT, Ram and Fiat, introduced perhaps the largest factory-backed assortment of vehicles.
One day, they set out to race a motley assortment of vehicles – including the shiny new convertible driven by their neighbour and nemesis, Louella, in her "special motoring hat" – from Didsworth to Dodsworth, having several small, self-contained adventures en route.
It's the busiest intersection in Wyoming, actually, and Strobel guaranteed there will always be an assortment of vehicles and peoples to watch.
The film's real stars, a rusty assortment of Frankensteinian vehicles built to actually work (they were operated in the Namib Desert) were cobbled together using a strange combinations of parts: everything from missile carriers and military vehicles to vintage cars and air conditioning ducts.
Despite the movie's release being moved from June 2012 to March 2013, the initial assortments of figures, vehicles, and role-play items were shipped to retailers, and appeared on store shelves in May 2012.
There are stacks of old tires in the yard, a rusted bedstead, a pen full of Scottish terriers and an assortment of well-used vehicles.
I can hear the faint din of people cheering and the muffled thump of music and gradually as we draw closer I can see flickering specks of brightly coloured lights and start to make out the shapes of an assortment of tents and vehicles.
NEW YORKERS sometimes admit this only grudgingly, but there is a world beyond Manhattan, and this spring the rest of the country will yield some interesting theater, over and above the usual assortment of revivals and star vehicles.
An assortment of marked and unmarked police vehicles filled the surrounding streets.
These include the antics of Justin Case, with his extraordinary assortment of bicycles, including the minuscule vehicle — it seems to be about 4 inches high and 6 inches long — that he pedals through a flaming hoop.
Although equipped with an assortment of older tanks and other armoured vehicles, the division's officers were veterans and 2,000 men from the old division filled its ranks.
