They are handy: in another fussbudget move, these M cars revert to the slowest, cushiest settings when you shut off the car.
If the driver pushes the button, the car reverts to electric vehicle mode, meaning the Prius is powered completely by its two batteries.
Slamming the door shut, he cranked the car, briefly reverted to the highway, then jolted 90 degrees to the right, charging straight and fast into the desert.
Police were forced to abandon their cars and revert to their grim old armoured Land Rovers, themselves symbols of conflict.
On the contrary, if AVs introduce higher demand for longer commuting trips (better use of travel time increasing well being) [88] and if the car sharing element results in more aggregate vehicle kilometres travelled, then 'peak car' may be reverted even in developed countries where it has been detected.
According to a number of reports, two years of declining gas prices has led to Americans reverting to buying bigger cars, straying away from EVs and hybrids.
It may be that people revert [to car use] but we somehow think they won't".
That cost, the F.A.A. surmises, would cause some families to revert to car travel, which is less safe.
When the keyless locks cease to work, the car owners can always revert to the old-fashioned way to open their doors -- with their keys.
When things go wrong, or the car breaks down, they revert back to that little girl state and start looking for the white horse to come riding in instead of working it out on their own as they would with any other problem.
