Sentence examples for executive sedan from inspiring English sources
Two versions are offered: the basic taxi and the London Executive Sedan, designed for livery services.
That car's 100-inch wheelbase was given a two-foot taffy pull to create the $18,900 Executive Sedan; the $21,900 Limousine was another seven inches longer.
Its four flexible production lines churn out a subcompact family car, a leather-lined executive sedan and six other models -- 110,000 cars in 2002.
G.M. has had rapid sales growth at its main China plant in Shanghai, where it makes an executive sedan and a minivan, and has added capacity to produce family cars and other vehicles at separate facilities around the country.
In the wood-paneled Executive Sedan driven by Mr. Nieves, passengers recline on leather seats with their own controls for air-conditioning, interior lights and a built-in intercom.
The $246,000 Rolls-Royce Ghost, based on the BMW 7 Series, was intended for the Rolls buyer who might actually want to drive and enjoy an executive sedan with a shortened wheelbase rather than be intimidated into a chauffeured existence by the marque's bigger cars.
It is a full-size executive luxury sedan, designed to compete with established vehicles like the Mercedes-Benz S-Class, BMW 7-series, Lexus LS and Jaguar XJ.
Standard kit includes off-black leather seats, a power moonroof and high-intensity discharge headlamps, but many of the de rigueur features of European executive sport sedans are extra-cost options, including a navigation system (part of the $2,700 Platinum Package) and heated front seats (part of the $700 Climate package).
A well-built executive's performance sedan at a time when he would have been in his early years at Bain Capital.
Subaru executives noted that the sedan version of the Outback accounts for only about 8percentt of the model's sales, or about 3,500 vehicles a year; the rest are wagons.
A Saab legend was born: the 99 Turbo was one of the earliest executive-class sport sedans, not only fast but fairly economical.
