Sentence examples for richer car from inspiring English sources

This difference in travel methods also reflects the job accessibility gap between different income groups, namely poorer low-income group who take public transit and richer car owners.

Mercedes, BMW, Audi and Porsche have thrived, as the world's richest car markets have come to desire the speed and comfort that the autobahn-driving Germans have long demanded.

He also felt rich car owners had too much say, and wanted to give track operators and small teams a greater voice.

Mr Khosla is kicking around his plans for getting "chip guys" together with "engine guys" to develop the clean, software-rich car of the future.

Although you are likely to see pictures in the media of very famous or very rich car enthusiasts – think Rod Stewart, Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason or JCB magnate Sir Anthony Bamford – Hatlapa denies that classic-car buying is an elitist activity.

But Germany is Europe's richest car market, and spectator control is expected to be better than it is on some of the hugely popular rallies in southern Europe.

With a long history of chaos and coups, the mineral-rich CAR has been in turmoil since a coalition of rebel groups, including hundreds of mercenaries from Chad and Sudan, joined forces in March to overthrow President François Bozize.

Soren set the film in the Valley for both narrative and visual reasons — the region's rich car culture and its distinctive look.

This is because their transport infrastructure has developed faster than it did in richer countries, cars are cheaper in real terms and urbanisation is happening faster.Since car use is growing so fast and urban planning lags behind cities in poorer countries could hit the "sprawl wall" sooner than those in the rich world did, reckons Mr Newman.

While memberships in the Thermal Club are reserved for rich hobbyists, car racing itself is rooted in the middle class.

Through sheer bad luck, Tata's purchase of JLR in June 2008 coincided with the meltdown in rich-world car markets.