Sentence examples for wise car from inspiring English sources
But in this case the N.H.T.S.A.'s position is wise, car seats being relatively inexpensive and children being relatively fragile.
Wise car buyers will consider the value of their asset at the end of five years of ownership, not just the initial MSRP, says Dave Freed, a managing partner at Vincentric.
An angry husband catches up to a wise-guy car salesman who cons customers and women.
Fuel wise, starting a car is equal to only 10 seconds of letting it run so if the car's going to be motionless for more than 10 seconds, turn off the engine.
Style-wise, D'Gerolamo advises car collectors to avoid the checkerboard floor (which is very popular with NASCAR fans at the moment).
It's not always wise to choose a car for its seductive looks, but here you can't go wrong: both cars are fine performers beneath their handsome skins.
In this beauty contest, Mr. Ulrich writes, there are no losers: It's not always wise to choose a car for its seductive looks, but here you can't go wrong: both cars are fine performers beneath their handsome skins.
"Was it wise to take a car that was so distinctive through the middle of London during the aftermath of the biggest demonstration seen for years?" asked Vaz.
You can reach many towns in the Cotswolds from London on public buses, but with only two days to explore this pastoral mountain region in western England, it would be wise to rent a car.
The car is wise enough to know that, if you accidentally shift into Reverse while the car is moving forward, this step was unintended, will beep at you and put you into Neutral instead.
And in about six months of this, never was anything stolen or the car other-wise molested, outside of the pollution littered under the car's windshield wipers by the city's vigilant and efficient and completely evil meter maids, venal and carnivorous people in ridiculous helmets, may they and their overlords all burn in Hell eternally with much crackling and bubbling and searing of melted flesh.
