Sentence examples for executive car from inspiring English sources

He was obsessed with the executive car fleet.

Among premium brands, Lexus won Premium Fullsize and Premium Executive Car awards for the redesigned GS and LS models.

That's because the 318i Sport, as tested here, is the only executive car in Britain with a three-cylinder engine.

As Guthrie had entered the ABC with the mantra of democratising things (she got rid of executive car parks for one), it was frowned on by other executives.

The lack of any engine noise apart, this car goes like any other executive car – albeit with a slightly smaller interior than most.

Tom Mazza, executive director of the National Limousine Association and co-author of the book "Stretching It," says there is "absolutely" a market for a $300,000 executive car.

Then there was the time when he dispatched a lieutenant to Germany to oversee the spray-painting of the company's executive cars to ensure their colour perfectly matched the corporate logo.

Licence-fee payers will also be cursing the former director of audio and music's bad luck – she was forced to claim more than £100 after eight taxis and executive cars that she had booked failed to arrive.

Prices of multiple-purpose vehicles such as the Renault Scenic and Mercedes A-Class rose by 4.9%, executive cars - including the BMW 5-Series and Vauxhall Omega - by 3% and compact executives - cars in the BMW 3-Series bracket - by almost 10%.

While drivers of Britain's most popular car, the Ford Fiesta, still mostly opt for blue, executive cars in the top 10 such as the Mercedes C-class are resolutely black.

The leaders of academy schools are spending taxpayers' money on luxury hotels, top-end restaurants, first-class travel, private health care and executive cars, a joint investigation by Channel 4's Dispatches and the Observer can reveal.