Sentence examples for fleets car from inspiring English sources

Since Hurricane Sandy damaged or destroyed small armies' worth of vehicles across the Northeast — perhaps hundreds of thousands, according to some estimates, including many from rental fleets — car rental companies have strained to keep up with the overwhelming demand.

"In the era of Mobility-as-a-Service, companies such as car rental companies, fleets, car dealerships, vehicle repair shops, and OEMs all rely on seamless vehicle operation.

A dedicated in-house team assigned to furthering Nissan-Renault's progress in this growing area of interest for automakers should help the combined company keep up with rivals who are focusing a lot of time, money and product development into mobility services, which include things like autonomous fleets, car sharing services and other vehicle ownership alternatives.

A 5.1% increase in fleet car registrations fuelled growth as sales to private buyers fell 1.2%, repeating a trend that took hold eight months ago.

Management says Taurus will be kept as a "fleet" car.

Chevrolet must provide the sales muscle, but while Chevy vehicles and advertising are improved, there are problems: The best selling Chevy car still is the Impala, which GM considers a fleet car.

The Charger offers an economical V-6 as well as an option of the big Hemi V-8, which means that Dodge is likely to find some success selling the Charger as a fleet car and even police cruiser.

Another source is the army of people looking after fleet cars, fire engines and ambulances.

The success of maps has created another business, called Inrix, that delivers real-time traffic information to the maps from radio transponders in taxis and fleet cars.

Press fleet cars are the ones yours truly gets to drive, often after a bout of track testing by "enthusiast" publications.

Already well known for its Bugatti Veyron, Ferrari FF, Lamborghini Aventador and Nissan GT-R fleet cars, the city's police force just added the BMW i8 to its collection.