Sentence examples similar to car freaked from inspiring English sources

He was a bit of a car freak".

Mr. Benson is — much as he described his father — a bit of a car freak.

I'm not a car freak, but I do like to drive.

Hippies, upper-class radicals, car freaks and astronauts all featured in his searching and, occasionally, eviscerating reporting.

carpoint.msn.com/autoshow2001/home.asp For car freaks, all the fast and shiny new models can be seen at the official site for the North American International Auto Show.

Otis Chandler, the former Los Angeles Times publisher who now describes himself as a 75-year-old car freak, owns two Callaway C12's, a 1998 coupe and a 1999 convertible, the only one made.

But a passionate crowd of car freaks that also happened to play instruments then discovered Couch.

Just as car freaks make pilgrimages to the city in northern Italy where the Ferrari was born, the yachting world's speed freaks go to Carroll and Goetz in Bristol.

"There's a perception that everybody's a car freak or a car geek and cars have to look like cars, but to a lot of people, an automobile is just a means of getting someplace," says Clay Dean, GM's director of advanced global design.

There's a rock-scored protest, incited by a man in a beret leaping on a car; Dalton freaks out after toking up at a groovy club for the first time; and Jane insists on being called Juniper.

Tim studied Web sites, gathered literature and queried my car-freak friends and his own.