Sentences with phrase «sporty cars usually»

For instance, sporty cars usually attract a high premium.

Not exact matches

The lack of a sportier, less fussy three - door body would usually be something to lament, but the new Ibiza is such a fine looking car that it's easy to forget about its sensible five doors.

I disagree that AWD cars are «usually sporty versions».

There's also a distinctive strip running the length of the concept, which usually equates to a car with a sporty and racy character to it.

That falls significantly below the EPA's estimates of 28 city mpg and 40 highway, but if experience has taught me anything about three Car Tech editors sharing a car that claims a sporty pedigree, it's that our observed fuel economy is usually something of a worst - case scenarCar Tech editors sharing a car that claims a sporty pedigree, it's that our observed fuel economy is usually something of a worst - case scenarcar that claims a sporty pedigree, it's that our observed fuel economy is usually something of a worst - case scenario.

For about $ 23,000 (the price is usually very flexible), you can buy yourself a sporty, stylish, high - quality convertible that is loaded with just about every high - tech gizmo and creature comfort you could want in a mid-size car.

When people think about what cars might be considered the most - stolen by thieves, we usually picture sporty cars or luxury vehicles.

That is usually the better option for the sportier cars.

I'm not sure if the phrase «making a rod for your own back» is common parlance on the other side of the channel, but if not, Peugeot's probably introduced it to the Gallic lexicon.The «rod» in this case is the iconic 205 GTi, a car so good in its day - and still adored now - that in the succeeding three decades, every new sporty Peugeot has been compared with it and usually dismissed as below par.

Usually such items are installed on sporty, zippy cars that can handle a curve.

That transmission adds some sport to cars that aren't usually sporty.