If you are not comfortable driving at high speeds, drive more slowly and avoid highways.
If it were up to me, I'd introduce the production model at the 2011 Geneva auto show (the 50th anniversary of the E-Type) after an all-night high-speed drive from Britain.
Back up in the mountains, after a high-speed drive that Paul spent picturing a hatchet buried in Mrs. Gill's forehead, he found his overweight wife by the pool.
In a promotion ahead of the last football (that is soccer, to our Amercian readers) world cup, Castrol, an oil firm, strapped a football boot to a high-speed drive axle capable of kicking with what bordered on lethal force.
Their cars were not allowed on the track and the owners were also not allowed to drive the test cars, but the guests were invited to sit in the cars, which included the Pontiac GTO, Suburu WRX and BMW M3, during demonstrations of the tests, including a high-speed drive around the track.
Mr. Loriquet explained that Sergeant Nassry had a friendship with the former New York Giants running back, Brandon Jacobs, who was reportedly involved in the high-speed drive to Atlantic City, along with other members of the Driving Force Club, a New York City group of luxury car enthusiasts.
As a result, a centralized high-speed drive train based on a permanent-magnet synchronous engine with high-energy magnets seems to be superior due to limited space for assembly.
The ride is a simulated excursion through the rigorous testing procedures that General Motors uses to evaluate its concept cars, culminating in a high-speed drive around the exterior of the attraction.
A 22-year-old Manhattan man was sentenced on Tuesday to 17 years to life in prison after his high-speed drive through Harlem caused a horrific wreck that resulted in the killing of an 84-year-old nun and the injury of four people.
In the semiconductor industry, the continual demand for denser integrated circuits with higher performance and higher speeds drives technological advances in all facets of manufacturing.
