Sentences with phrase «small economy cars»

It does not stand out technically or mechanically from any of the other excellent small economy cars on the market.

SWIFT: There are some exterior styling changes and interior refinements on tap this year for Suzuki's range of small economy cars.

A fairly high noise level over rough pavement is not unusual in small economy cars; however, the rumble is too much and should be toned down.

The number of hybrid models on the market has exploded in the last few years, from small economy cars to larger vehicles and sports cars.

Refined, balanced and superbly engineered, the Protege ES is a cut above most small economy cars.

The problem with many small economy cars is that they lack the get - up - and - go necessary for merging onto busy interstates.

The pedal needs a thorough push to bring a response, making you feel as if you're trying to slow a full - size SUV rather than a small economy car.

I don't have enough reputation to comment, but the small economy cars (K or Kei cars) in Japan also have this StopStart feature, as Mauro commented (for European cars).

Already, your choices for manual transmissions are limited to small economy cars (and then sometimes only on the cheapest trim line with the smallest engine), sports cars such as the Mazda MX - 5, and higher end sports cars and sports sedans.

Traffic was fairly heavy as my drive partner accelerated past trucks and smaller economy cars.

Currently, the leading segment is fullsize pickups (37.48 million), followed by standard mid-range cars (29.18 million) and small economy cars (23.06 million).

The shifter has a snappy action and the suspension has a notably polished feel for a small economy car.