Sentence examples for press fleet from inspiring English sources

The testing staff, however, does drive some press fleet vehicles for context and familiarization.

Ferrari said it learned of the problem after a California model in its press fleet experienced an engine failure.

The test car was heavily loaded for service in Porsche's press fleet, but that only slightly mitigates the shock of its $126,750 sticker.

But for old times' sake, before the last RX-8 left the press fleet, I took a last spin in the only production car powered by a triangular rotor that whirls within the combustion chamber — the "spinning Dorito," in owners' parlance.

A word of advice here: Never, ever, buy a used car that spent its earlier life in a press fleet.

(The options list shows a $1,790 charge for charcoal-grey 20-inch alloys, but the Porsche press fleet in Vancouver could not get snows to fit them).

Consumer Reports does not borrow vehicles from manufacturers' press fleets for its testing, but buys new cars from dealers.

Another aspect of the City's power in the nation was the centring of the national press in Fleet Street (The Times, founded in 1785 off Blackfriars Lane, moved to new premises only in 1974).

As one of the few battleships permitted for Germany by the terms of the Treaty of Versailles, Schleswig-Holstein was again pressed into fleet service in the 1920s.

The prospect of competing with government administrators, printing presses and fleets of cars led the PPP, one of two official opposition parties allowed under the old system, to threaten a walkout.

"The recent announcements have not been about cost cutting but about Johnston Press becoming more fleet of foot to respond to the rapidly changing market," said a spokesman for the company.