Sentence examples for hard car from inspiring English sources

We set out in a "hard" car, with a soft one in front and behind, to meet Nour Al Rawi, the minister of culture.

There are currently 360 "hard" car parking spaces, and 140 overflow grassed spaces in the visitor centre car park, plus 30 coach parking spaces in a separate car park.

But Mr François may have a difficult job persuading non-Italians to try it precisely because it is a hard car to categorise.He and Mr Marchionne have, however, had one stroke of luck in fuelling interest in the brand the inspired decision to hire none other than Carla Bruni, now married to Nicolas Sarkozy, to star in Lancia's advertisements.

And at about $22,000, even the base Miata is a hard car to turn a blind eye to, especially if you're looking for a relatively cheap sports car to have around for sunny Sunday jaunts to the country.

Car: 2002 Mazda Miata Deal: 0% financing As we said a few weeks ago in our Test Drive of the Miata Special Edition, it's a hard car not to enjoy.

Militants of armed groups like the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Partyy (PKK) and the so-called Islamic State were hitting Istanbul hard: Car bombs detonated outside football stadiums, an ISIS militant chased Jewish tourists down Istiklal Avenue before killing them with a bomb attached to his body, and a triple suicide attack at Istanbul's main airport resulted in the deaths of 41 people.

Shopping Without Buying The truth is, the average consumer can get just as much out of a big auto show as even the most die hard car-guy.

Dare I say it, as a die-hard "car person"?

The percentage of overtime hours has declined by almost 50% since the super tough time we had last year achieving rate on the Model X, which is probably the hardest car to build in history.

In Depth: The Hardest Cars To Get.

If one day you started the Pod 15 minutes later then usual, tailgated other cars, accelerated fast and braked hard, the car would know something was wrong.