Sentence examples for difficult cars from inspiring English sources

Gone are the blisters from the hands of drivers trying to deal with the most difficult cars in the world.

Elsewhere in the portfolio it is very pleasing to see both Octane and Evo posting sizeable year-on-year increases in what remains a difficult car market.

But I prefer to have a very difficult car to drive that gets the driver to push to get a result out of himself rather than to just having a car that under-steers around the corners and that gives you a very low heart rate.

So the last thing he needed was a difficult car.

Lotus continued to struggle, Romain Grosjean and Pastor Maldonado both spinning during the course of the session as they fought with their difficult car.

It is not a difficult car to drive very quickly, and the driver is soon smacking up and down the gears with reckless abandon.

Ferrari's performance confirmed the impression, from pre-season testing and the practice sessions here this weekend, that they are struggling with a difficult car.

Myriad different types of cars are in short supply even the very antithesis of thrift, like the $114,000 Audi R8, which is currently the second most difficult car to buy.

"But if you look at the way [Alonso] performed since the first race, with a very difficult car in the beginning, then was able to maximise [his result] every time.

Stuart Hannah, a child and adolescent psychotherapist, explains why the car is the perfect place to have difficult conversations: Cars provide a very particular transitional and temporary form of intimacy, which can help some people to open up and talk about otherwise tricky subjects.

The roads are so narrow it is difficult for cars to navigate; they flooded then and still do.