The park brought in lions just last year, so you can check off the big five without the safari-car wagon circles around every big-game sighting.
In front of the Ministry of Communications and for two blocks further on, trucks, artillery, busses, staff cars, wagons, machine-guns, and small arms became piled up as in a junk yard".
Ten minutes later, he returned to ask, "How big is your car?" "Station wagon," I said.
Instead, he argues, the ice blue metallic sports car turned wagon aims to evoke the spirit of the 1954 Chevy Nomad concept vehicle, with round headlamps, gently curving fenders, a 50's Corvette grille and a forward-sloping midroof pillar.
Result: the A4 is a lot more sports car than wagon.
Kids can come up with some hysterical words when referring to a wheelchair – a mini car, a wagon, a "what's that" (my personal favorite), but don't let them go on thinking of our wheelchair as a stroller.
The Dodge boys also rolled out a show-car station wagon version (they call it a sports tourer; the term "station wagon" is verboten) of the upcoming Dodge Magnum.
THE conventional wisdom is that the minivan is on life support, a victim of drive-by shootings by marauding gangs of part-truck, part-car crossover wagons.
The Bush administration is considering changes to fuel economy regulations that would encourage manufacturers to offer more large cars, station wagons and smaller sport utility vehicles that are built more like cars.
A6 BUSINESS DAY C1-10, 12 Plan for Smaller Vehicles The Bush administration is considering changing fuel economy rules to drive automakers to offer more large cars, station wagons and smaller sport utility vehicles instead of larger S.U.V.'s and pickups.
They found virtually the whole plain covered with prisoners, motor cars, lorries, wagons, animals, and stores "in an inextricable confusion".
