Sentence examples for idiosyncratic car from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, before the 20th century was a decade old, Durant was able to pull together dozens of idiosyncratic car companies over an 18-month period to form the corporation that would dominate the American auto industry for more than 50 years.

Saab, which earned a loyal following over six decades with its stylish but idiosyncratic cars, failed to attract the buyer it needed most — a new owner for the company — leaving General Motors little choice but to announce Friday that it would shut down the brand.

It's definitely not an idiosyncratic Italian car from the 1960s.

He is trying to make the yuppie dream car as idiosyncratic as it once was predictable.

A No 5 hit, Walk Away Renee was big enough US hit for the group to record a Coca Cola jingle, and others – in their idiosyncratic style – for Hertz car rental and Toni hairspray.

His shoddiness gives him away – he leaves fingerprints on Fabien's car and idiosyncratic comments on Lise's vlog that link his online persona (Knightrider) to the person who typed Lise a letter asking for "appreciation".

I had no doubt that his collection was valuable, but it was also idiosyncratic: 48 of the cars are Packards, from the first fiberglass model to a station wagon.

"These cars are so idiosyncratic," he said.

This is evident in his reverence for the utility and workmanship of the antique tools that crowd his shop as well as his admiration for the ingenious — and often idiosyncratic — engineering built into the midcentury Italian cars, and Lancias in particular, that are his specialty.

Elliott Sharp's Terraplane, named after a Robert Johnson song that was named after a car, is the avant-rock composer's idiosyncratic blues outlet.

Through Oct. 13 Before her life was cut short by a car accident in 1977, Ree Morton produced a funky, willfully idiosyncratic oeuvre that helped pave the way for Pattern and Decoration, feminism and the pluralism that prevails in art today.