Not exact matches
BMW has announced it wants to build a crash - proof
car, and, at the 2015 International Consumer Electronics Show
in Las Vegas, I rode
in a self - driving BMW i3, sitting
in the passenger seat of a driverless sedan
while it piloted itself down a simple
short course — maybe 100 feet long.
But Lee still sees a potential advantage for Tesla:
While the company's «frenetic pace of experimentation is not the most efficient way to produce
cars in the
short run,» he writes, «it might be the best way to learn the lessons Tesla needs to learn to produce
cars more efficiently
in the long run.»
His previous Indy
car career was
short but prolific, winning 11 times
in 21 starts, capturing the 1999 CART Championship
while under loan from Williams.
In any case, you decide to leave your diaper bag inside the
car thinking that you'll only be away for a
short while.
It was
in the 90s
while we were there and I hate wearing
shorts in the
car, so I went with this dress since it can be dressed up or down.
Your favorite guy can show off his style
while enjoying the comfort of cotton
in Gerber's Onesies
Car Short Sleeve Bodysuit.
He knows I was
in Thailand for my birthday, that I own my house,
car and that I'm going to Belize for two weeks
in a
short while.
While we've only seen
cars in various states of camouflage, we can report that the new C - Class will gain a more upright nose, arcing greenhouse, and
short trunk.
Over the
short - frequency ripples and bumps we so often encountered
in the UK, the Vanquish's home market, you're bounced around the cabin like a pinball,
while the springs try
in vain to control the
car's oscillating mass.
The 2014 BMW M235i is about eight inches
shorter than a 435i, and consequently the 4 - series is the better - looking
car — its flanks have enough room to resolve themselves
in a gracefully tapered tail,
while the M235i is forced to adopt a more pugnacious stance.
The 968 model has always been
in short supply and it has proven to be a very capable performer against
cars considerably newer and costing a
while lot more.
And although the V - 6 made our
car a monster
in the merging lane, senior editor Joe Lorio pointed out that it's easy to spin the front tires
while getting away from a stoplight (especially
in the rain), probably from the combination of so much power,
short initial gearing from the CVT, and the soft suspension setup.
The S at the end of the new
car's name stands for «stradale» («road»
in Italian),
while the race
car's C is
short for «competizione» (you can guess what that's Italian for).
Porsche engineers admit that
in the
short - term it'll be difficult to reduce the weight of electric motors or batteries
while maintaining performance and range targets, so the wiring harness and other
car components are being scrutinised for savings instead.
I asked whether I could leave my new
car in the lot for a time, and explained that I'd return via taxi, but that it may take a
while since it was a «
short lease» and the
car - return process would be time - consuming.
The distinctive result echoes the «Z character» with a blend of sweeping curves and aggressively
short overhangs
while the shape of the roof itself flows more naturally into the rear of the
car when the roof is
in place.
This
car is
shorter than a Honda Civic, yet somehow much roomier inside, making it a breeze to parallel park
in the city
while still...
While Audi was not the only manufacturer heavily employing aluminum
in their
cars, the ASF concept paved the way for the use of the techniques developing
in manufacturing the A8 to other Audi models, like the
short - lived Audi A2, the Audi TT, and the Audi R8.
Thanks to the well hidden battery and the DSG gearbox cut
shorter by 16 mm, the electrified four - door can have a flat floor at the rear,
while it only loses 3.3 cubic feet of luggage space compared to the regular
car, as well as 2.8 gallons
in fuel capacity.
While the Miata has always been a favorite among sports
car fans, the first model kind of came up
short in terms of being a realistic daily driver.
Assuming they start out parallel when the
car is at rest, compressing the suspension will cause the
short upper link to pull the top of the wheel
in toward the
car as it swings through its small - radius arc,
while the longer lower link will keep the bottom of the wheel more or less
in the same place.
[132] A 2014 analysis conducted by the Idaho National Laboratory using a sample of 21,600 all - electric
cars and plug -
in hybrids, found that Volt owners traveled on average 9,112 miles
in all - electric mode (e-miles) per year,
while Leaf owners traveled 9,697 e-miles per year, despite the Volt's
shorter all - electric range, about half of the Leaf's.
In V8 trim, either car will crest $ 40 grand in short order with any options at all, while these well - optioned four - cylinders both cost the thick end of $ 36 grand, give or take a few bucks in either cas
In V8 trim, either
car will crest $ 40 grand
in short order with any options at all, while these well - optioned four - cylinders both cost the thick end of $ 36 grand, give or take a few bucks in either cas
in short order with any options at all,
while these well - optioned four - cylinders both cost the thick end of $ 36 grand, give or take a few bucks
in either cas
in either case.
In short,
while nothing's changed regarding the controversial styling of the
car, we can very definitely report that Porsche has kicked a goal or three with regards how the
car drives.
It is easy to see that
while most think an 80 degree outside temperature is pleasant,
in a
short 30 minutes, the inside temperature of a
car is 114 degrees.
While petrol engines can often make sense if you travel
short distances, we'd recommend the Soul diesel with a manual gearbox, thanks to its half - decent fuel economy and relatively low Benefit -
in - Kind (BiK) liability for company -
car drivers.
The body roll is low
in corners and absorbing the shocks
while passing
short bumps is fair, even if the test
car did not feature the optionally offered adaptive suspension.
In practical terms, I found that by almost completely missing the rear wheel arch, the 66 mm
shorter rear doors give the
car an even more homogenous look
while facilitating easier ingress and egress.
The German magazine sport auto achieved a time of 7:50 on the Nürburgring with a
car supplied to them by Nissan during an initial
short test
in 2007, [47]
while testing by Drivers Republic of a GT - R and GT2
in stock form resulted
in times of 7:55 for the GT - R and 7:49 for the GT2 respectively.
While the 350 - horsepower all - wheel - drive Focus RS is nothing
short of the new benchmark
in the high - performance small -
car market.
During our
short stint
in the
car, we were impressed with its overall style and functionality,
while being happy to see much of the 6 - Series grand touring oriented handling characteristics were maintained
in this category - defining grand tourer.
With just 1,370 kilograms to pull, 0 to 100 km / h is done
in 3.5 seconds
while 200 km / h appears
in 9.8 seconds, a
shorter time than some
cars» century sprint time.
And
while RLL's second - and fourth - place finishes (the latter
car was competitive until being hit during a nighttime restart, sending it to the garage for extensive repairs)
in this year's endurance classic fell
short of the podium's top step, that was better than the CSLs did upon their U.S. debut.
If your daily commute involves only
short trips, take your
car on the highway once
in a
while.
While not every service appointment can be completed
in a
short time frame, we will keep you updated each step of the way during lengthier service appointments so you can plan for your time without your
car.
Engage the Quiet setting, and the engine noise is significantly reduced,
while the
car will run for
short periods
in near - silent electric mode.
Size-wise, the all - new K900 is longer and wider than its predecessor,
while both front and the rear overhangs are
short, pushing the wheels further out to the corners of the
car expressing more space along with improvement
in ride quality.
While many
car buyers from Schaumburg and other local communities will make the
short drive to Arlington Nissan to test drive a vehicle that they are interested
in, others are enticed to visit the dealership by the Nissan's Keep Summer Rolling Sweepstakes.
Doesn't the fact that «T» can stand there
in the shower room at our gym, confidently toweling off his tiny unit,
while «O» is at home changing their spark plugs with alacrity, indicate that it is only a
short stroll down a slippery slope before he is completely happy being the «girl»
in their relationship, from which it is only a slight fey hop down the same slope before «T» is happily married to another man, perhaps my
car mechanic, a handsome Portugese fellow I shall refer to as «J?»
While the impact is temporary and fairly minimal, don't get carried away and apply for multiple cards, a mortgage, and a
car loan
in a
short time.
While the usual variable term lengths that lenders state would be around 12 - 36 months (depending on the loan amount and reasonable repayment schemes, plus your
car's market value), you can find many ways to complete your payable's
in a
shorter amount of time.
While the actual travel time on a 400 - mile plane trip is
shorter than a
car ride, you must take into account all the commotion and extra time
in the airport.
But most holiday travel — up to around 90 percent — is by
car and
while many pets are used to
short distances
in vehicles, long distances require special attention.
Right now I sometimes leave her
in the
car crate for very
short periods of times (
while I dash into the store to grab something, or use a public washroom
while on the road).
The game can be tailored for almost any player, assists can be turned on and off to help
car control
while yo can choose to participate
in a
short weekend or go for the full - blown three practice sessions, qualifying and full race.
In that sense,
while the right electric bike for me would have at least one rack and attachment points for panniers on it because it's practical for replacing
car trips, the right e-bike for someone else who just wants to be able to go for a cruise around the park, a ride to the beach, or as transportation for going out to eat might very well be one like this next bike, which is long on style but
short on carrying capacity.
If the United States, for instance, were to launch a crash program to shift to plug -
in hybrid
cars while simultaneously investing
in thousands of wind farms, Americans could do most of their
short - distance driving with wind energy, dramatically reducing pressure on the world's oil supplies.
I suspect that,
in practice, fridges and freezers will be useful for balancing the
short term fluctuations
in generation from sustainable sources such as solar photovoltaics affected by intermittent cloud cover
while water heating, electric
car charging, and municipal water pumping will more nearly match the time spans involved
in wind farm generation.
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In the case of transport and heating fuel, there is more scope for saving energy at short notice; cutting leisure journeys, for instance, wearing extra pullovers and, in the slightly longer term, driving smaller cars have a role to play while, in the longer term, there is a totally different low - energy paradigm waiting to be develope
In the case of transport and heating fuel, there is more scope for saving energy at
short notice; cutting leisure journeys, for instance, wearing extra pullovers and,
in the slightly longer term, driving smaller cars have a role to play while, in the longer term, there is a totally different low - energy paradigm waiting to be develope
in the slightly longer term, driving smaller
cars have a role to play
while,
in the longer term, there is a totally different low - energy paradigm waiting to be develope
in the longer term, there is a totally different low - energy paradigm waiting to be developed.