Sentence examples for powerful gasoline from inspiring English sources

The moves unveil a stark reality: Most U.S. consumers still want larger and more powerful gasoline vehicles.

The development of small but powerful gasoline engines is making plug-ins more feasible, however, by freeing up space in the engine compartment for electric motors.

Some people may argue that I should have picked the Toyota Prius for this showdown, but I thought that the Civic, with a more powerful gasoline engine and more total torque, would be a better match for the mountainous sections of my driving route.

GREEN POWER Gasoline and hybrid versions of the restyled Lexus RX — the brand's best-selling model — will be more powerful for the 2010 model year.

By 2011, new diesel passenger car engines were 21% more powerful than gasoline cars in Europe[36].

But it is worth noting that while independent stations may not include additives that are as powerful in their gasoline, the Environmental Protection Agency does require all fuel sold to include some detergent, said Jim Williams, a senior manager at the American Petroleum Institute, an industry trade group.

President H.W. McCollum announced that the company was launching a powerful new high-octane gasoline, Hess 101.

Apart from his persuasiveness, they have consisted mainly of tax credits and subsidies, many of them flowing to new industries, like the production of wind turbines, solar panels and auto batteries powerful enough to replace gasoline engines.

By 1892, small gasoline engines, powerful enough to run road vehicles had been invented.

Japanese automakers in particular have been turning to rare earths for the electric motors used in power steering in gasoline-powered cars, as well as the more powerful electric motors that help propel gasoline-electric hybrids like the Prius.

Japanese automakers in particular have been turning to rare earths for the electric motors used in power steering in gasoline-powered cars, as well as the more powerful electric motors that help propel gasoline-electric hybrids like the Toyota Prius.