Sentence examples for car adopted from inspiring English sources

While the Cruze's engine is already quieter than rackety old-school diesels, the car adopted extra sound padding from its pricier cousin, the Buick Verano.

Speaking to the assembled media, Ford noted the half-century that had elapsed since the initial "rising tide of optimism" that brought about the original Mustang, as well as his keenness to see the car adopted broadly in global markets.

The car adopts the Chevy Volt's extended-range format rather than the all-electric approach championed by Nissan.

The four-seat luxury car adopts a modified version of the Chevy Volt plug-in system, now called Voltec.

In this case, that included learning how to drive a car, adopt a credible American accent and drop her image as the quintessential English rose.

Since every car is moving in a fixed direction with high moving speed, the car adopting this protocol can acquire IP address from the VANET through the V2V communications.

In New York and Los Angeles, reformers such as Rudy Giuliani, who was New York's mayor in the 1990s, and Bill Bratton chief of police in both cities at different times forced cops out of their cars, adopted data-driven policing and tried to make public spaces feel safe.

The overwhelming benefits will ultimately see driverless cars adopted everywhere.

Larry the Cable Guy Mater in Cars and Cars 2 (2011, 2011) Proof that even Pixar is fallible, 'Cars' adopts the studio's patented mismatched-buddy-movie formula ('Toy Story', 'Monsters, Inc.', 'Ratatouille') but sadly saddles audiences with one half of a double-act that only a pre-schooler could love.

For cost consideration, it is suggested that passenger cars adopt double-PG hybrid powertrains.

If a municipal car park adopted advanced methods such as autonomous self-parking technology, as many as seven Folds could be squeezed into the space of a standard lot.