Sentence examples for world car from inspiring English sources
noun
Any car designed for, or achieving, worldwide sales using the same platform and components, often with a variety of body styles.
THERE is the world car industry, and then there is Toyota.
Back in "the regular world", car exhaust made her feel sick for days.
The resulting alliance would command 22% of the world car market, twice as much as its nearest rival.
Volkswagen, for example, fears that it could become a takeover target as the world car industry consolidates.
The world car industry now has enough capacity to churn out 35% more vehicles than are bought each year.
According to different estimates, the volume of world car sales in November fell by between 20% and 24%.
[The New York Times] Saturday is World Car-Free Day, intended as a showcase for how the world's cities might look, feel and sound like without cars.
Through sheer bad luck, Tata's purchase of JLR in June 2008 coincided with the meltdown in rich-world car markets.
Just as real-world car design is intended to convey a buyer's personality, the Autopia cars are also less serious and more image-conscious.
"And we're not making any compromises in terms of detail: we even have one full-time guy who just does car paints: and his background is in real-world car paints".
"Nissan LEAF is a real-world car that has zero tailpipe emissions.
