Sentence examples for driving machines from inspiring English sources

Even in BMW's stable of driving machines, the M Coupe is the ultimate pony.

Moreover, Fiat is not Daimler — it is geared toward small, midmarket cars, not fine driving machines with wood-burl dashboards, they added.

A steam-age factory was a multistory building with narrow aisles; that was to minimize power loss when you were driving machines via belts attached to overhead shafts driven by a steam engine in the basement.

BMW is seeking its salvation in a new definition of premium cars, one that would emphasize to affluent buyers in the United States and Europe that its models are not just fast driving machines but can be configured to do less damage to the environment than much of the competition.

Nissan has joined forces with NASA's Ames Research Center to develop terrestrial and space-ready driving machines that can navigate complex terrains with no human input, slated to be commercially available by around 2020, roughly the same year that Fiat Chrysler, BMW, Honda, Mercedes, and Ford plan to launch their driverless vehicles.

BMW has long prided itself in creating "ultimate driving machines" and all that Bavarian engineering pride is dramatised in the decade-by-decade progression of engines that harness ever more efficient power in steel, and car bodies that have moved with the ergonomic times.

Want more "ultimate" from your driving machine?

It is a driving machine with little soul and less joy.

The ultimate suburban Connecticut driving machine, it's a custom Volvo station wagon with a turbocharged V-8 engine.

Dramatic progress has been made in the last decade, driving machine learning into the spotlight of conversations surrounding disruptive technology.

B NISSAN SENTRA -- The top-of-the-line Sentra SE, with its 145-horsepower engine and manual transmission, is the best pure driving machine in the compact-car class.