Sentence examples for car dollars from inspiring English sources

Mr. Robinson, who owns a Chevrolet Corvette Z06 and a new Camaro SS, said he was putting his sports car dollars in the right place.

His choice was an Audi A6, which he bought used because, "I have to shift a lot of my car dollars into fuel now," he said.

After three years at most, the Smart will begin gathering tiny pieces of dust in showrooms, as Americans discover smarter places for their small-car dollars.

On the more approachable side, there's the subject of this review the $24,400 Mini Cooper S Convertible, a car that, dollar for dollar, may be the most balanced and versatile soft-top sports machine ever devised.

Is it simply the case that if an audience invests a significant amount of emotional energy in a show, they want the winner to get the girl, car, million dollars or new nose?

It's a good time to be a company that sells cars for dollars and counts its profits in yen.

"They can make cars as well as anybody," he said, "but they're at a significant disadvantage when compared with rivals selling cars in dollars, euros or pounds".

The juxtaposition was painful: the son's twenty-eight-thousand-dollar car and hundred-and-fifty-dollar Nike shoes with the father earning pennies fixing old cars in the hot sun.

The voiceover begins, "If you had a dollar for every dollar car insurance companies say they'll save you by switching, you'd have, like, a ton of dollars".

As publishers rein in the excesses of the media industry town cars, million-dollar photo shoots and international travel even Paper's frugality is trendy (the magazine once reportedly paid a photographer in film).

In this void has arisen a network of black cars and dollar vans, which shuttle scores of residents to the nearest transit hubs.