They have this 'I can drive this car' attitude.
It chases down 60 mph in less than six seconds, has an Active Body Control (ABC) suspension setup that actively adapts to both suspension movements and body vibrations and makes corrections to car attitude within milliseconds.
In addition to demographic questions, the final interview guide was comprised of four sets of questions and probes, including: perception of child safety while traveling in a car, attitude towards CSS, facilitating factors and/or barriers associated with use or non-use, and opinions on future effective intervention strategies to promote use.
In this study, a structural model was developed of carpooling policy with extracted factors of lifestyles and attitudes of travelers (i.e., pro-car attitudes and pro-carpooling attitudes).
Minorities playing in or attending such tournaments can at times get those are-you-here-to-valet-park-my-car attitude from other players or officials, the kind of attitude that can turn off potential stars and their families.
The pro-car attitude which was dominant in the UK from the 1960s through to the end of the Conservative Thatcher era has certainly declined but, he says: "We have a poverty of ambition in the UK in our relationship with cars, and our city leaders should be a lot bolder".
Lyft has found some loyal users with its friendly in-car attitude, but when it comes to business, a more ruthless strategy across the board is winning the war for on-demand transportation.
Yes, he's a hugely exciting driver and the in-car attitude that has seen him over the years pull off many a stunning passing move - such as that upon his team-mate Jenson Button in China this year - can on occasion lead to trouble.
But the car makers' attitudes are changing.Guarantees are especially relevant to America's infant biodiesel industry.
The car buyers' attitudes aren't unreasonable.
As Ms. Obst observed, "Everyone in L.A. has an attitude now -- even the valets who park your car have attitude -- because it's all based on celebrity".
