Sentences with phrase «not reach showrooms»

Though the Volkswagen Design Vision GTI will not reach showrooms, it proves that the company's engineers are thinking of even more ways to make the GTI exciting.

Not exact matches

It will go on sale in 2017 in Europe before reaching other markets, but don't hold your breath on it showing up in U.S. showrooms.

Not due to reach showrooms until next year, Ford's American muscle car offering in the UK will never be as polished as rivals like the BMW 4 - series or Audi A5, but the updates will hopefully add a touch more sophistication to the Mustang's overall package.

Due to reach showrooms around Europe later this year, we're excited with the prospect of a new flagship Golf GTI model, but we can't help but feel the lack of a manual gearbox might set the tone of the TCR being less involving than the previous Clubsport.

This isn't the first prototype 3D - printed car, but it should be the first to reach showrooms, even if those showrooms are metaphorical.

With more than 1,000 orders in hand for the Q7, which doesn't formally reach showrooms until May, Audi is heartened.

Then, too, the Mustang doesn't look the way it did when it reached showrooms in April 1964, and that has had something of a chilling effect on those who were young bloods in the good old days.

The ATS - V has the goods on paper, and I'll be shocked if it doesn't make some Bavarians nervous when it reaches showrooms.

The carmaker did not say when the Versa hatchback will go on sale, but the car is expected to reach showrooms early in 2013.

You've cruised the showrooms and perused the new car lots, and you still haven't found anything to make you reach for your checkbook.

As car companies both domestic and foreign scramble to fill in gaps in their showrooms, it seems Honda hasn't yet reached the crossover saturation point.

The brand's green masterplan - touted as iNext or i20 (obviously not Hyundai)- will include an all - electric car reaching showrooms in late 2021 under the i5 or i6 nameplate, according to Automobile Magazine.

«Showrooming does not impact you too much when it's a $ 10 toy, but some of the more expensive brands of food can reach $ 100 per bag,» he says.