Sentence examples for tough car from inspiring English sources

That means a very tough car," he says during his and Fukada's Vancouver visit.

A bunch of lean, tough car companies: And boy, are they going to need to get their brands back on track.

"As more and more people move to urban environments, we want to make sure they have a Ford-tough car".

Other mentionable models include the Honda Odyssey (Toughest Car On The Road), the 2008 Ford Taurus (Best Large Family Car) and the Toyota Camry Bestt Hybrid For The Buck).

Here is a tough little car with room for three in the back and plenty of space for a couple who want to sit high – and it also has a decent-sized boot.

He points to the legal battle in the US in 2007 over tough new car emission restrictions which demonstrated the susceptibility of federal government to lobbying by big business he says.

That creation -- cool, tough, great car, lots of girls and lots of intrigue -- became the template for most of Mann's TV characters, especially Sonny Crockett, who, as played by Don Johnson in "Miami Vice," combined existential angst and law enforcement without smudging his white unconstructed suits.

Over the last few years we've seen a number of startups appear that would like to bring the market power of the Internet to bear on a traditionally tough market: car repairs.

There are no urban leaders – such as Jaime Lerner in Curitiba or Enrique Peñalosa in Bogotá – willing to act tough on cars.

The UK has led in the EU to set the toughest mandatory car emissions standards in the world, and to accelerate the commercialisation of electric vehicles.

"It's a difficult track — it's a square and very flat — and it's tough for cars to get around there," Jimmie Johnson, the two-time defending series champion, said recently.