Sentences with phrase «anything happen to my car»

It helps ensure the safety of the seller in case anything happens to the car in your possession.

American collectors of antique cars sometimes spend hundreds of thousands (if not millions) of dollars acquiring and finishing antique cars — so they want to be sure that if anything happens to their car, they will be fairly compensated.

Can it meet my claim should anything happen to my car?

Not exact matches

But as your assets grow, you want your insurance coverage to actually protect your finances, car and estate in case anything happens.

Teams are also not allowed to film anything when there's a session active to avoid clashes with the TV broadcasters, so sadly we won't get any clips of the cars or interviews with drivers while there's still stuff happening on the track.

«I'm supposed to be the friend who doesn't let anything happen,» he said, the friend who calls the cars at midnight.

Maybe she said, «Hmm... I think I'll drive somewhere,» and she then proceeded to get into her car, without preparing bottles and putting them on ice, and checking the bag for extra pairs of underwear and shorts and diapers, and wipes, and a bag of animal crackers (and then locating anything on that list that happened to be missing).

They'll doze off in your arms, the car seat, or the swing; there's no pressure to do anything special to make naps happen.

We find a few more little character moments and see what happened to the cell phone Jack threw out his car window, but I can't say any of them add anything to the story.

If there's anything unpleasant about the Streetfighter, it's the frightening way the mirrors, which vibrate somewhat, make any car that does happen to catch up look like a police cruiser.

Now the problem, it feels to me as if the car is down on power, it seems to be a bit reluctant to accelerate at anything over than a leisurely pace lower down the rev range, and even when the revs pick up it doesn't feel like it once did, I appreciate that it isn't going to drive like new after 157k miles, but this power loss seemed to happen over a fairly short period of time, rather than a gradual decay.

We have had a Nissan Altima with over 150,000 + miles on it and very little repair, and feel the same will happen with the Titan, already over 100,000 miles on it, and nothing of anything major to repair, keeping in mind we maintain oil checks, and the normal follow up for our cars.

You have a few good inches of travel before anything happens, then they get hard, and I had to put a lot of foot pressure to slow this car down.

Very concerning and Toyota hasn't done anything yet and won't test drive the car at night to be shown what is happening.

The Infiniti Q50 gives you the confidence that you could take that long distance trip and never worry that anything would happen to the car.

It was a hopeless sort of exhilaration, a kind of arrogance born of fatalism, I guess, of the feeling that if you could lose a couple of parents in a month, then basically anything could happen, at any time — all bullets bear your name, all cars are there to crush you, any balcony could give way; more disaster seemed only logical.

Luckily, my commute to work is less than 10 minutes each way so I don't forsee anything MAJOR happening to the car as long as I get regular maintenance.

And as people begin to understand the issue, and realize this isn't going to be a killer complaint we start to hear all the other beliefs relied on as rationalizations for doing nothing come out again — it can't be real, it'd cost too much to avoid the cliff maybe the car will grow wings before we crash, my life is too short to care what happens after I die, I can't believe it's a problem, anything people do is natural change....

That's like being in a car hurtling towards a cliff and deciding not to do anything, because we don't really «know» whats going to happen, it's all speculation.

I think it's important if electric cars are to become truly mainstream; you have to get the feeling that this is a good car that happens to be electric, not just something that screams «hey, I'm strange and different from anything else that you might be familiar with».

This isn't about used cars or anything so Billie will offer a bunch of great ideas there but it's worth stepping back and kind of mapping out for your firm and your practice, what are the steps the client has to take from being aware of you whether that's through a SEO rankings or hearing you speak, to wanting to reach out to your firm to what happens when they do and are all of those things mapping to the process of turning them into a client.

Traumatic brain injuries can happen because of anything from a hard hit on the football field to a devastating car crash.

On top of a mortgage, car payment, or credit card debt, you could be leaving behind a lot of unpaid expenses that could be difficult for your family to pay for if anything tragic were to happen to you.

I myself am insured with liability but the car I was driving today is not because it's not my vehicle however I got into a small Fender bender and would like to know what can happen to me legally such as getting license suspended or anything of that sort

Each time we get behind the wheel, we don't anticipate anything bad to happen, such as a car crash.

Umbrella insurance is, to put it simply, an extra layer of liability coverage if anything should happen, such as a lawsuit, where your home or car insurance liability coverage wouldn't be enough.

If you will be driving the antique automobile to car shows and other events, you want to have antique classic vehicle insurance just in case anything happens along the way.

It will work more to your advantage if an insurer specializes in old cars so that in case anything happens to your prized investment, they know well what to do and where to go to look for replacement parts.

Elizabeth car insurance companies exist to help you with all of this and to ensure that you can enjoy motoring in Elizabeth without worry or fear of expense and trouble should anything happen to your vehicle.

Even though the car is ready to go, there is rather obviously no engine noise at all, and the first time this happens you may find yourself looking for a clue — any clue — that anything is happening.

«You think, maybe I could take my eyes off the road, because, if anything happens, the car is going to react.»

Tattling was always a pet peeve of mine and, whenver one of mine would come to me witha complaint that someone had hit, or grabbed, etc., I learned to say, «What happened just before he / she hit, grabbed, etc.» I believe anything parents can do to foster a positive self - image (that means private, not public, discipline, even if it means a quick walk to a restroom or back to the car), and to encourage mutual respect (allowing a child to express how he / she feels about the discipline being meted out by the parent, and giving an age - appropriate child a say - so in the discipline) will not only benefit the child, but will benefit all those who encounter that child during his / her lifetime.