Sentence examples for car records from inspiring English sources

Software on the car "records" electronically an entire Grand Prix from what a driver does with his foot on the accelerator, and the engine in the test room "replays" that recording as the technicians analyze the engine wear and drivability.

The online system – launched as Motoriety before being rebranded in a joint venture with the AA – provides car records dating back 10 years and information can be transferred to the new owner when a car is sold.

But until then, in addition to the expiration of the NSA's phone records collection, the FBI is prevented from using powers granted under the Patriot Act, including the pursuit of so-called "business records" relating to internet use, hotel and rental car records and credit card statements.

He repeatedly said there was no evidence of a tractor-trailer and, instead, described a seasoned bus driver who was aware of the risks of driver fatigue — he had watched a video on the subject as part of his training — and still, according to cellphone and rental car records, chose to spend the hours he should have been resting driving around the city and out to Long Island.

In October 1962, Andy Granatelli Andy Granatelli drove a 335-horsepower Avanti to 168 miles per hour at Bonneville Sand Flats in Utah, besting all other American stock car records to that date.

In 1978, Car Records released a single featuring Bell's "I Am The Cosmos" b/w "You And Your Sister".

The license plate that set off the system was 8620bmc, but the stolen car recorded in the database was 8670amc.

The Moscow tribute explains Arkus-Duntov's memorable 1955 run up Pikes Peak in a 1956 model Chevy sedan disguised to conceal the annual styling changes, breaking a production car record by more than two minutes.

The camera car recorded the disturbing scene from different angles as it travelled down Giles Street in Leith, Edinburgh, showing a man apparently being attacked from a distance and his assailant walking away from the scene.

The steam-powered car record was set in 1906 by a car called "the Rocket".

The SafeDriver acts like a black box in your car, recording real-time information about the maximum speed, distance traveled, and any sudden braking action.