Sentences with phrase «sedan than any minivan»

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If you can manage to hail down a minivan or sedan type taxi you will have a much easier time, as these vehicles are easy to install a car seat in and have much more room than a smaller, traditional taxi.

Tuner Bisimoto, creator of the 1029 - hp Honda Odyssey minivan, has partnered with Hyundai for the 2014 SEMA show, and its latest creation is this midsize sedan that makes 1 horsepower more than the most powerful musclecar of all time.

The Kia Sorento is an insanely practical vehicle that makes sense for growing families who need more space than a sedan or two - row crossover can offer, but doesn't want the minivan stigma.

The Los Angeles Auto Show had an interesting showcase of more than 50 world and North American debuts and over 1,000 of the latest vehicles ranging from sports cars and sedans to crossovers, minivans and concept cars.

In Prescott Valley, a sales manager, a finance manager and a team of four or five sales executives with a selection of more than 60 cars ranging from sedans and minivans to trucks and SUVs are ready to serve customers, Hussain said, adding that the goal is to sell 40 to 60 certified used cars a month.

It's slightly less crazy than the Hellcat, still has loads of power and style, and gives you a chance to drive a family sedan that will make all those minivan drivers weep over their multiple cupholders.

Big rigs have a tendency to move suddenly between lanes, and tractor - trailer drivers have a more limited field of vision than you do in your sedan, SUV, or minivan.

For example, an individual who is ensuring a family sedan or minivan is less likely to drive with risky behaviors than someone who is registering a sports car.

If you are driving a sedan, coupe, two door car, smaller vehicle, convertible or foreign import, then you can expect higher rates than if you are insuring an SUV, wagon, minivan or truck simply because the smaller cars are usually not as stable on the roads and tend to crumble under pressure in the event of a serious accident.