Sentences with phrase «traditional vehicle segments»
DETROIT — With the 2018 Regal Sportback, Buick builds on its track record of making bold moves outside traditional vehicle segments to deliver unique customer offerings that fit modern lifestyles.
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Two decades after the original Nissan Altima revolutionized the traditional mid-size sedan segment in North America, Nissan's best - selling vehicle is about to shake up the category all over again.
With the 500L and 500X versions, Fiat 500 moves away from the traditional segment classification, combining characteristics from different categories and breathing life into two vehicles that are benchmarks in their respective segments.
The Mirage was rated as having the highest Model Loyalty in the Non-Luxury Traditional Sub-Compact Car Segment for the 2014 model year, making it a top choice for people who are looking for a smaller vehicle.
Edge's bold, American design will turn heads in the CUV market — the fastest - growing vehicle segment — in a year that CUV sales are expected to surpass traditional SUVs.
Unlike any other vehicle in its segment, the all - new 2015 Sedona offers a fresh take on the midsize multi-purpose vehicle, building on the MPV's traditional strength of flexible utility and transcending its conventional design limitations.
Based on IHS Markit U.S. total new light - vehicle registrations vs. vehicles in operation in the MY2006 — 2015 models which have been on the U.S. market for the entire ten - year time period in the Non-Luxury Traditional Compact segment for non-turbo cars.
«Gas prices are already affecting vehicle sales in every segment, and traditional sport utility vehicles have been especially hard hit,» said Jack R. Nerad, executive editorial director and executive market analyst for Kelley Blue Book and kbb.com in a press release announcing the results of an April 2008 Kelley Blue Book marketing study.