Sentences with phrase «driven large luxury cars»

Not exact matches

The midsize luxury sedan class is dominated by rear - and all - wheel - drive cars, which mean a large center floor hump.

In 1989, the idea of a Japanese automaker creating a stand - alone brand to sell luxury cars to affluent buyers wasn't new — Acura broke that ground three years prior — but the idea of crafting a large, flagship rear - wheel - drive sedan that could match or even beat the best luxury cars produced by the likes of Mercedes - Benz and BMW?

Are Americans ready to pay hefty prices for small, front - wheel - drive cars with features usually reserved for large German luxury cars?

Fast, luxurious and fantastic to drive, the Panamera is one of the best large luxury cars on sale if driving thrills are your priority.

Still, there's more to a luxury car than a large carcass, eight pistons, and a long drive shaft.

The A3 has impressive build quality, an athletic driving demeanor, laudable fuel economy numbers, and a genuine luxury - car feel at prices that undercut its larger A4 sibling.

New Car Test Drive called it»... a large, stylish and capable crossover vehicle that can carry six or seven passengers and a fair amount of cargo in luxury and comfort.

BMW reckons the new car combines the 5 Series» excellent driving experience with the space and luxury of the larger 7 Series.

WASHINGTON, DC — Determined to gain an even larger share of the luxury car market, Mercedes is introducing a new front - wheel - drive sedan, the CLA - Class.

Great Britain's largest carmaker, the Rover Group, has put together a small team of engineers and designers to develop high - performance models and specialty cars, including the new MG sports car and a multipurpose vehicle code - named Pathfinder.The new operation, Rover Special Products, emulates Ford of Britain's successful Special Vehicle Engineering group that developed the 200 Sierra Cosworth and four - wheel - drive Sierra.Rover sells the highly successful Range Rover luxury sport utility vehicle and the Sterling luxury sedan in the United States.

Even the likelihood of sustaining injury in a rear end shunt is subject to a class divide, with newer, larger, luxury cars driven by our politicians, celebrities and sports stars having more features in the way of crash protection and avoidance than the older, budget versions being driven by our manual worker.

For example, a large luxury car costs more to repair or replace than a sub-compact; and, someone who commutes 30 miles each way is more likely to be in an accident than someone who rides the bus to work and drives only on weekends.