The phrase "auto owner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who owns a car or vehicle, typically in discussions about insurance, maintenance, or vehicle-related topics.
Example: "As an auto owner, it's important to keep up with regular maintenance to ensure your vehicle runs smoothly."
Alternatives: "car owner" or "vehicle owner".
The company sets a base minimum amount that a seller would receive for selling a car, with any proceeds raised over this amount split 50-50 between Shift and the auto owner.
Any auto owner who wants to know where to save a nickel on a gallon can log onto the Dayton, Ohio-based site, type in a zip code and get a list of prices, which are color coded to indicate how recently they've been updated.
In Ohio, the total number of reported "auto owner give-ups" -- insurance jargon for fraudulent car fires and staged car thefts -- rose 150% from 2005 to 2007, to 245 cases last year.
"This is a neglected area," said Mark Schussel, a spokesman for the Chubb Group of Insurance Companies, which caters to affluent home and auto owners.
The New Yorker, June 30 , 1956 P. 18Incidental Intelligence: A new service for auto owners has been established on East Ninety-fourth St.
By Barnet Naiman and John McCarten The New Yorker, June 30 , 1956 P. 18Incidental Intelligence: A new service for auto owners has been established on East Ninety-fourth St.
One of the primary reasons that auto owners visit a mechanic is for an oil change, which raises a question: What happens when vehicles no longer rely on oil?
But auto owners collectively would definitely be better off if more LoJacks were in use.
Additionally, the study confirms what might otherwise seem obvious to seasoned auto owners, namely that older vehicles tend to suffer costlier and more severe check engine maladies than newer models.
RelayRides, a peer-to-peer car-sharing marketplace lets auto owners choose to rent out their car when they're not using it, with the car's owner controlling the rate and availability through the online service.
True enough, I guess, but isn't that a bit punitive on law-abiding auto owners?
