Sentence examples for lackluster car from inspiring English sources

1990-96 300ZX Replacing a portly and lackluster car of the same name, the 1990 300ZX was brilliant.

But enthusiasts were ready to forgive those sins when a redesigned model arrived in 1990, replacing a portly and lackluster car of the same name.

Out of cash, with consumers eschewing its lackluster cars and trucks, the company was forced to file for bankruptcy protection and seek a government bailout.

While Chrysler offers an 8-speed transmission on other versions of the Charger, the lack of higher gears on the SRT8 contributes to the car's lackluster fuel economy, despite a system that shuts down half the cylinders when they aren't needed.

GM is taking the view that what ails it are health care costs and lackluster interest in its car lineup, not some retaliation for the gas guzzling SUVs that have been their savior for the past decade and helped the automaker buffer its other problems.

WASHINGTON — In an effort to spur lackluster sales of electric cars, California, New York and six other states said on Thursday that they would work jointly to adopt a range of measures, including encouraging more charging stations and changing building codes, to make it easier to own an electric car.

Previous subcompacts efforts like the Geo Prizm and the Aveo were bland and underpowered, and contributed to G.M.'s lackluster reputation in the overall car market.

While sales have been lackluster, their innovations have influenced car manufacturing worldwide.

Its car sales, however, have been lackluster.

But because all car makers are faced with lackluster sales, which were down 12.8% during the first nine months of the year compared with the same period a year earlier, dealers need to move their cars off the lots.

Although he had built a large lead early in the season, he had drifted in a lackluster, conservative way through the final races after his car ceased to be as competitive.