Sentence examples for mighty car from inspiring English sources
Equally, if the European Commission wants to legislate to reduce car emissions, the commissioner responsible must promise to swap his gas-guzzling Mercedes for a puny Toyota Prius even if that offends Germany's mighty car lobby.
Rémy Cointreau, which pays for the production of most of its goods in euros but sells most of them outside the euro zone, could be in for a bonanza.European exporters, particularly Germany's mighty car companies, have worked hard to boost productivity during the era of the strong euro.
By 1974, the mighty sports car had been strangled down to 250 horsepower by emissions laws.
It's a humdinger of a car, mighty on track, addictive on the road and capable of making your fizzy bits fizz like you've dropped an Alka Seltzer into your pants.
As for "Beep Beep," I must confess I still love the plot line about the race between a "little Nash Rambler" and a mighty Cadillac ("not a car to scorn").
While the Nano is on the cusp of its automotive stardom, the mighty Ambassador is the car that dominated Indian roads for the latter half of the 20th century.
That might not sound like earnest propulsion, but BMW says the 3.0i can gun to 60 mph in 5.9 seconds, mighty quick for a car that will sell for $40,945; the 2.5i will cost $33,795 but will take about 7 seconds to 60 mph.
The mighty engines of the German cars tended to lift the rear wheels at speed, especially on Donington's bumpy track.
The problem is that Scott, that veteran action maestro, so clearly sympathises with the train – that mighty phallic power, smashing aside cars.
That car will ask some mighty stiff questions of the BMW M3 and M4.
Mighty Toyota, Japan's largest auto manufacturer, maker of the most popular passenger car in America, has lost its touch with much of the youth market.
