Sentences with phrase «faster traditional cars»

Its higher fuel - economy meant fewer pit - stops and more racing, enabling it to keep up with slightly faster traditional cars.

Not exact matches

Tesla and scores of others from traditional automakers to technology firms are all competing for a slice of China's fast - growing new - energy vehicle market as the country looks to impose tough new tariffs to encourage production of «green» cars.

The benefit is that the shifts are lightning - fast, so while you give up the row - your - own fun of a traditional sports car, you gain serious performance.

They've consistently overlooked the fact that, although some Americans prefer their cars like their fast food — supersized — a significant portion of us appreciate German cars for their traditional European virtues, including the notion that cars can be quick, safe, and useful without being tall, heavy, or otherwise indiscreet.

Indeed, while there are faster supercars around more traditional and flowing racetracks, the GT - R may be the ultimate point - and - squirt sports car.

Big diesel Mercedes cars were among the most popular luxury cars of the late» 70's, but my wife and I test drove one and both checked to see if the parking brake was on (it was not)-- very slow and not much more efficient than a standard car (we eventually bought a smaller, faster 190 turbodiesel, but the traditional diesel was fairly noisy).

Online lenders are the best choice for individuals with bad credit that are seeking car loans, as they have lower overhead costs compared to traditional lenders that allow them to offer more to consumers, such as fast loan approvals, less stringent lending criteria, and better terms.

The car quote solicitation process itself is very fast online, much faster than it is using traditional methods, because you can order up quotes from several Pueblo automobile insurance companies all at once, and because many of them will come back very quickly in the online format.

While tech companies like Google are moving aggressively to develop autonomous vehicles, traditional automakers are moving just as fast to add technology that allows cars to brake and steer themselves independently.