The phrase "finished vehicles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to vehicles that have been completed and are ready to be used or sold. Example: The car factory produces approximately 500 finished vehicles per day, which are then shipped to dealerships all over the country.
According to Garcia Heras (1983), tariffs on semi-finished cars were 20% lower than on finished vehicles.
"We export $140bn of finished vehicles and parts.
In the past, finished vehicles were generally given a single inspection.
Toyota will repair finished vehicles by installing a steel reinforcement bar into the pedal assembly to reduce friction.
The Boston Consulting Group cites the case of a car firm which is settling nine-tenths of its bills this year by bartering finished vehicles.
Mr. Ward refers to Icon as a restoration business, but that does not begin to describe the effort behind his products or the makeup of the finished vehicles.
In the year ended December 31 2003, the last year for which accounts have been published, Mr Howe reveals that finished vehicle stocks had almost halved during the year to 7,600 units.
In his review of 2002, Howe said that the company's cash position had again benefited from "the significant reduction in its finished vehicle inventory which has fallen by 8,000 units from 23,000 units at December 2001 to 15,000 units at December 2002".
A year later, in his review of 2002, Mr Howe says that the company's cash position has again benefited from "the significant reduction in its finished vehicle inventory which has fallen by 8,000 units from 23,000 units at December 2001 to 15,000 units at December 2002.
Japan's auto industry is at odds with that of Mexico's and Canada's over "rules of origin," a formula that dictates how much of an auto part or finished vehicle must be made up of parts from the TPP countries.
Pale- to red-brown birchwood is used for flooring, furniture, cabinetry, interior finishing, vehicle parts, plywood, pulp, and turnery.
