Sentence examples for revised car from inspiring English sources

Notwithstanding the fact Alonso's Ferrari always goes better in the race than it does in qualifying, he faces a mountain steeper even than the run to the unusual first corner here if he is to keep his title hopes alive long enough to exploit a heavily revised car for next week's finale in Brazil.

The revised car cost more to build that its predecessor but was harder to sell.

VW, based in Wolfsburg, Germany, began selling a revised Passat car in the United States at the beginning of this month and a new Jetta compact sedan in March.

So to sell us the smaller Japanese/Euro Accord (and to fill a hole in its upscale Acura lineup), the carmaker has revised the car by adding goodies such as standard stability control, leather, multiple airbags and a more powerful version of the same 2.4-liter, four-cylinder engine that sells in the lower-rung but larger American Accord.

For 2009 a revised Z-car — the 370Z — emerges as a scale version of the hulking GT-R supercoupe.

When the figures were revised and cars still standing on Cadillac dealers' lots were subtracted, Lincoln emerged as the 1998 luxury champ, with sales of 187,121 compared with Cadillac's 182,570.

Volt engineers are revising the car's control software, which will have the effect of "feathering" the transition from the nearly silent all-electric mode to the charge-sustaining mode, when the generator will be operating.

The F138, however, could merely be a stepping stone to next season's much revised turbocharged-engine car.

On Monday, Tesla, which makes electric cars, revised its profits forecast for the first quarter, which helped its stock rise 16 percent on the day.

More revised car-following models like generalized force model [7] were put forward and some revisions were made to take comfort factors during driving into account [8].

Aside from revised shift logic, the car could stand a half-liter-bigger engine and more low-end grunt.