In this stable, the pedal-down veteran Ward Burton needs a so-called tighter car.
The administration can take the EPA's intervention, along with other measures such as new subsidies for renewable energy and tighter car fuel-efficiency standards, and argue that they add up to a substantial package of cuts.
Even when I had to squeeze it into the world's tightest car park in Richmond, the saloon's all bells'n'whistles parking system (rear-view camera with swing-guides and sensors-galore) made it a simple enough experience.
It's not without company, though: Mercedes-Benz has its elegant new CLK, which has been reengineered to be a somewhat tighter car than it once was; Audi still produces the TT roadster; BMW makes a two-door version of its 3 series; and Acura makes its CL Type-S.
Quebec has led the way nationally in Canada by adopting tighter auto car emission standards, just as California has been a pathbreaker in the United States.
It's true, things are tight; my car insurance just went up 50percentt.
The PZEV is a tight, zippy car, the kind you'll enjoy throwing into curves a little faster than might seem prudent.
This is how all Golfs should feel — a tight, stable car that feels ready to go in a way the base model doesn't.
As an integral member of tight junction, CAR is structurally and functionally similar to other cell adhesion receptors, such as CD155 for polioviruses, junction adhesion molecule for reoviruses, and nectins for herpes simplex viruses [38].
The weekend subway experience now entails crowded platforms, sardine-tight train cars and a rising tide of complaints as the system struggles with its biggest weekend passenger load in several decades.
