Sentence examples for platform car from inspiring English sources

It said it expected to meet the last of the three targets - sales in the United States of a Fiat platform car that gets 40 miles per gallon - by the end of the year.

The Tabby Evo is the latest version of a "platform" car, which provides the bare bones of an electric vehicle – including the frame, suspension, steering systems, brakes, seats and wheels – on which companies, relief agencies and universities among others, can build and tweak their own vehicle by adding doors, interiors and a shell.

Google has shown off a new TV platform, car dashboard facility, smartwatch operating system, and an updated Android user interface among dozens of other fresh software and hardware initiatives.

While 2008 was a pretty nasty year for most U. S. auto manufacturers, Ford Motor Co. undertook an initiative with this European award-winning car to launch what CEO Alan Mulally called the "first totally global platform car".

Then the rusty green platform cars, with revolving brushes at both ends, came out of the barns to sweep the tracks.

Though Mr. Walentas at one point pushed the wheeled wooden platform carring the gray horse over his wife's foot, she pronounced the event, which started at 9 a.m. and took an hour, "awesome".

The two LX platform cars are selling at a 210,000 unit per year clip.

Ford sells nearly 500,000 Taurus platform cars, too (half of them, it's true, go to fleets, not retail customers), and Ford sells 800,000 big pickups and 400,000 Explorers, while gm sells 1.2 million big pickups and SUVs from the same platform.

Ford sells nearly 500,000 Taurus platform cars, too (half of them, it's true, go to fleets, not retail customers), and Ford sells 800,000 big pickups and 400,000 Explorers, while GM makes 1.2 million big pickups and SUVs from the same platform.

Frimbo reminisces about the open-platform car's first run as part of the Jersey Central's Blue Comet from Jersey City to Atlantic City.

But BMW also announced an all-new 1-Series, a small-platform car which will start to sell in the U.S. in 2003.