Sentence examples for car center from inspiring English sources

It is a distinctly white-collar car center.

A new train running from the Miami airport to the rental car center replaced the bus last week.

In Miami, which recently built a combined rental car center near the airport, 16 companies compete for customers, including more than half a dozen discounters like Payless, Advantage, E-Z Rent-a-Car and Ace.

Today, that shop, the Sports and Collector Car Center, has four mechanics working on roughly 20 cars a month, and Mr. Ritz can tell you exactly what he thinks the business is worth.

"Everyone likes to think they're building something that they can sell someday, but unless you focus on it, you don't know if you really are," said Chris Myers, the 27-year-old chief executive of BodeTree, a start-up that created the software used by the Sports and Collector Car Center.

From the rental car center at Miami International Airport, it's just over an hour's drive on mostly suburban highways to the Everglades bogs that edge Key Largo, the northernmost Key and the first to introduce visitors to both the natural attractions of the islands and Keys kitsch.

The microprocessor regulates electronic steering to keep the car centered in the lane and manages the speed as required by traffic.

The same goes for the optional lane-keeping assist, which spies lane markers and lightly nudges the steering wheel to keep the car centered.

As for the effect of competition on pricing, Mr. Abrams said that even with more airports building consolidated rental car centers, discounters like Payless or Fox Rent a Car faced challenges in capturing corporate clients.

Honda's automotive engineers borrowed visualization technology from the humanoid program for the company's Lane Keeping Assist System, a safety system in which a camera monitors lane lines, allowing steering assistance to keep the car centered.

With a light touch on the steering wheel, Pilot Assist was generally able to hold the car centered in the lane through a curve when driving at speeds from 40 to 70 mph.