Sentence examples for wider car from inspiring English sources

A wider car is a roomier car, all the better for the bigger youths who inhabit the planet nowadays.

Finally, wider car ownership and better public transport make commuting easier: the biggest drop has been in short moves.But the most pronounced change seems to be cultural.

The momentum is with electricity, following an oil price spike in 2008, lavish government incentives and a crippling downturn across the wider car industry.

The government said it had reassured Nissan about its commitment to getting a good deal for the wider car industry and that it made no financial commitments.

Doing so, however, will be a serious test for the 13-year-old company, who until now has been a niche player in the wider car market selling 100,000 of its Model S over for years in a greater than 70m global car market.

In a travesty of 1970s-era Soviet-style urban planning, large swaths of the Old City were leveled to make room for wider, car-friendlier avenues.

The new subway will fall under the "B Division," containing all lettered lines, which have wider cars than their numbered counterparts.

These focus on changes to the chassis rules and are likely to see wider cars with wider, lower-profile tyres.

With changes to aerodynamics to increase downforce and make the cars look "more aggressive" - wider cars, with bigger front and rear wings and wider rear tyres - and by reducing weight.

A meeting of the F1 Commission in Geneva on Tuesday did not back plans for a rapid overhaul of car regulations that would have resulted in wider cars, bigger tyres and bodywork revisions for 2016.

While it would need a change in thinking and investment in city-wide car parks along the lines of the space allocated to London's bicycle rental scheme, the plans have attracted the attention of politicians in Berlin, Hong Kong and San Francisco, who see the opportunity for reducing car numbers, creating jobs and cutting pollution in urban areas.