Sentence examples for press car from inspiring English sources
I saw a used former press car for sale at a local dealer at $36,000".
And so the Jaguar achieved a first for a Tour press car – a complaint for being driven too carefully.
A former press car selling for $3,000 more than original sticker is either optimistic or highway robbery.
In 1979, westbound at Rawlins, Wyoming, Ainsworth, in a reefer hauling pork, came up behind a "Long Load Oversize Load" surrounded by pilot cars, a press car, a spare tractor, a tire truck, mechanics, and bears.
A press car swerved to avoid a pothole; this forced him into a roadside ditch.
Smith was in the motorcade, saw the shooting and grabbed the press car phone first to dictate the story, beating out his frustrated rival, Associated Press reporter Jack Bell.
She calculated that there were about eight cars in all, including the press cars, the officials' cars and the limousine itself.
What we did get to see was CNN's Candy Crowley in one of the press cars, and some blurry video of the view from there.
Press cars are new models that carmakers provide to journalists, typically a week at a time, to review, at which time they're used and abused.
Hotels will be full, restaurants packed and streets, much to the chagrin of many locals, will be inaccessible to all but the hundreds of accredited Tour vehicles — press cars, equipment trucks and team buses — that accompany this traveling circus.
LONG lists of restrictions are familiar to journalists who drive press cars from automakers' fleets: no smoking, no racing, no loaning the keys to your fugitive brother-in-law.
