Sentence examples for declining Car from inspiring English sources
In a declining car market, mini-car sales are booming.
In between, the Luftwaffe, the declining car industry and some dim town planning have done Luton few favours either.
The ratings agency also noted the company's declining car sales in the United States, the world's largest auto market.
In Japan, drivers have been shaken so seriously by the oil shocks that they became the first in the developed world to experience declining car ownership.
Bad earnings news hurt G.M. after the company said its North American operations would miss profit margin goals because of declining car prices.
After the second world war, however, most North American cities abandoned their streetcar networks as ridership declined, car ownership soared, and the cost to renew streetcar infrastructure – footed mostly by cash-strapped private transit operators – proved too steep.
The loss was attributed partly to declining overall car sales in Italy; car registrations there shrunk from 87,333 in April 2001 to 61,340.
But even after sharp declines, car sales and home construction -- two economic pillars -- are as high as they were in the 1980's.
While the costs of motoring are declining, as cars become cheaper, the costs of public transport are increasing.
As a small, independent manufacturer, Porsche can avoid the rebate game even in the face of declining sports-car sales.
