Sentence examples for nimble car from inspiring English sources

Subaru pretty much invented "crossovers" -- a combination of car and sport utility vehicle that mates a utility's body to a nimble car chassis, often with all-wheel drive.

In this case, "over-tired" describes not a crabby toddler, but what happens to handling when a nimble car with modest horsepower is burdened with supersized wheels and tires.

That car is the Lexus IS300 SportCross, a very capable, very nimble car that in some ways is superior to the BMW 325xi we reviewed on April 1.

While technologically advanced, and quite comfortable on both city streets and highways, they are hardly the nimble cars their precursors were.

He remains widely revered by sports-car lovers for his diminutive, nimble cars with names like Super 7, Elite and Europa that set a standard for affordable performance in the 50's, 60's and 70's.

You don't have to be a gorilla to produce new, nimble cars," Anand insists.

This is because they love handling response to steering forces and tiny, nimble cars like the Elise deliver it better than any other kind on the roads.

Colin Chapman (sort of a British Carroll Shelby) founded the UK's Lotus in 1953, and since then the company has produced simple, light and nimble cars for the race track and the street.

From thundering, multihundred-horsepower muscle cars to nimble sports cars, from 20-year old Corvettes to four-year-old Porsches, there are a lot of great cars to choose from for summer cruising.

"It is a surprisingly nimble, agile car with a top speed well above what anybody would be driving on a state highway.

On the street, the roadster delivers a nimble sports car experience.