The phrase "auto vehicles" is not commonly used in written English and may be considered redundant.
It can be used when referring to vehicles that are self-operating or automated, but the term is not standard.
Example: "The development of auto vehicles is revolutionizing the transportation industry."
Alternatives: "automated vehicles" or "self-driving cars".
Manufacturing, which has been losing jobs for years, was particularly weak in March, shrinking by 48,000 jobs, in part because of a strike at a supplier of auto parts that resulted in cutbacks in auto vehicle production and layoffs.
Nick Robins, who heads the climate change centre at HSBC, argues the plan more than makes up in breadth what it lacks in total spending levels: "It gives a very, very comprehensive stimulus to the green economy across the key pillars: renewables, building efficiency, auto vehicle efficiency, mass transit and water".
A passenger was sitting on the front seat of a moving three wheeler auto vehicle, the vehicle toppled after a head on collision with a standing heavy utility vehicle.
Around this time, the Ford Motor Company, fearing auto vehicle production disruption due to a possible palladium shortage, stockpiled large amounts of the metal purchased near the price high.
As an example, when inserting the tag "car" in the competition mode, the system will promptly correlate it to equivalent words like "auto", "cars", "automobile", "vehicle", etc. identifying not only singular/plural relations but also similar words used in social media applications.
Until the United States and Canada signed an agreement in 1965 creating cross-border free trade in cars and auto parts, vehicles imported to Canada from the United States were subject to duties of as much as 35 percent.
In the transportation sector, Europe is leading in the development of mass public transit, high-speed trains and fuel-efficient autos (including vehicles such as electric plug-ins and hydrogen-fueled cars).
We spent several hours on the floor of the auto show examining vehicles and interviewing automakers about what they have slated for 2010 and beyond to determine which vehicles are the hottest newcomers to Detroit this year.
Consumers have been buying smaller and less gas-thirsty vehicles, auto industry executives say.
In the auto industry, combination vehicles like these are called "crossovers," and they are red-hot.
