The phrase "attractive car" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a car that has appealing aesthetics or design features.
Example: "The new model from the manufacturer is an attractive car that turns heads on the road."
Alternatives: "appealing vehicle" or "good-looking car".
Yet even without the R-Design addendum, this is a well-balanced and highly attractive car.
"The Fiesta is a really well-designed, attractive car," Mr. Urquhart said.
But "just in case" and "be prepared" have more urgent meanings these days, even if the emergencies are the same ones that have always made cellphones attractive: car breakdowns, power failures in cordless-phone-only homes, orchestrating pickups of children.
Many in Detroit attribute G.M.'s persistent slowness in coming up with attractive car designs to a corporate culture in which executives are rotated from job to job without ever being punished for failure.
The Body The ESFLOW is undoubtedly an attractive car.
Suppose that we observe a very attractive car (quality level of 1.2) called Weasel, which costs 1169 Kyens.
The aim of the venture, the President explained, was to "develop affordable, attractive cars that are up to three times more fuel-efficient than today's cars".
Aside from the early GTs, the Miura and a few special editions of the Countach, few models creep above $100,000 in valuation guides, with a number of attractive cars going for half that.
But reaching that goal will require at least four big advances: designing more attractive cars and engines, improving reliability, developing local technologies that do not depend on patents leased from foreign automakers, and understanding overseas buyers and how to market to them.
General Motors recently gave the press a sneak peak at some attractive cars and trucks that it plans to release over the next two to three years.
In 100 years the 2005-2006 Ford GT will still be considered one of the most attractive cars ever made (humans will gaze longingly at photos of it…from their autonomously-driven sensory-depravation chambers…).
