And the city really should do something for medallion holders, many of whom have been left hanging by a shifting and uncertain car-hire market that has arguably been inadequately and inequitably regulated.
I am uncertain if my car will make the trip.
(In comparison, the Prius delivers 55 miles per gallon with carbon-dioxide emissions of 104 grams per kilometre).While it is uncertain whether the car will be mass produced, it is clear that a diesel-electric hybrid would make for an extremely frugal vehicle.
When Toyota broke into NASCAR, it was uncertain whether Japanese cars and the sport would mix.
A Washingtonian with new car, and uncertain of its operation drove to N.Y., inching way through Broadway traffic.
The New Yorker, April 8 , 1933P. 17 A Washingtonian with new car, and uncertain of its operation drove to N.Y., inching way through Broadway traffic.
Set in a drab landscape dotted with tanks, the photo shows a couple wearing wedding attire in an abandoned car — "an uncertain vehicle for embarking on a new life," Ms. Gresh notes in the book (Slide 1).
By S. Harkness, McCrea, and Richard Lockridge The New Yorker, April 8 , 1933P. 17 A Washingtonian with new car, and uncertain of its operation drove to N.Y., inching way through Broadway traffic.
But along with the car's uncertain appeal, VW of America cites a lengthy, and costly, emissions-certification process as a hurdle to the car's sale in the US, where particulate-emissions standards are stricter (for now) than in Europe.
Analysts start talking about a "Libor moment" for the motor industry, and speculate on the uncertain future of diesel cars.
Regardless of the manufacturer's woes, many customers are left with the blue funk of betrayal, and cars of uncertain future.
