Sentence examples for car knowledge from inspiring English sources

But it doesn't take much car knowledge to know that fire and gasoline are a bad combination.

She contrasts the financial background of those at the top of GM and Ford with the car knowledge of Toyota's boss, Fujio Cho, who cut his teeth running one of the company's first American factories.

Depending on your age and car knowledge, the starting point in your Citroën perception may be, like mine, a notion of strange and fantastic ways of creating popular cars unlike any others.

A little bit after that we learned that Top Gear, the very awesome British TV show I watch despite my having zero car knowledge, was involved in the record-breaking in some capacity.

He said of the cars phenomenal success in the 50s: "That would be like entering a car that you had just built yourself, with no massive car knowledge, at your father's engineering plant, in to Formula One and winning the constructors championship in your first season".

Grease 1948 Ford "Greased Lightning" This, for me, is the iconic car song, because it involves male bonding, cruising for chicks and very specific car knowledge all in one snazzily-choreographed package.

Europe is providing the small-car knowledge and engineering that Ford needs in the U.S. Yes, Ford has asked for a government-backed credit line, just in case the economic downturn gets much uglier, and is asking for some of the government cash that Congress already appropriated for updating plants and making fuel-saving vehicles.

At least Mrs. Davis knew what rate she could command in the marketplace before she shopped for her car -- knowledge any consumer with access to a computer and the Internet can obtain.

Further, he notes that casting an informed vote for a politician is like buying a car, requiring knowledge of the good and bad, and the candidate will give you only half the story.

With first place came $120,000, a car and the knowledge that he could leave his competitors exhausted, bereft of expectation.

But without the car and the knowledge that we'd soon be back in it, the same terrain we'd walked on many times looked wilder; less like a park, more like a fantasy wilderness.