Sentences with phrase «vehicle makes sense»

Refinancing your vehicle makes sense if you received a high interest rate on a car loan not long ago, but have seen your credit score improve since then.

I don't believe re-badging the same vehicle makes sense.

Times might have changed but Americans still know that a utility vehicle makes sense in a way that a sedan does not.

If Electric vehicles made sense (which they don't at this time) to the public, they would be selling.

Setting the speed limit on heavy vehicles makes sense for safety and the environment.»

One of the more mystifying aspects of the Euro crossover trend, however, is how German luxury makers think that larger, less - efficient vehicles make any sense at a time when they are scrambling to meet stricter upcoming CAFE requirements.

Again, certain vehicles make sense.

Getting automobile insurance rate quotes on leased or financed vehicles makes sense, for example, since lien holders typically require these modes of coverage while you are working to pay off any outstanding financial obligations.

Not exact matches

If you build fewer than 100,000 vehicles a year, it doesn't make sense to manufacture in China, says Steve Man, analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence in Hong Kong.

Musk believes that if the Falcon Heavy can successfully get its very cool payload into space, it will no longer make sense to use other vehicles certified for heavy lift launches, like the Delta IV Heavy, Russia's Proton, or Europe's Ariane 5.

Autonomous vehicles for a major car manufacturer like Toyota, however, makes much more sense.

The increase in drone incidents makes sense given the increasing popularity of the unmanned aerial vehicles.

Investors had sensed something was awry a month earlier, when Tesla said it had only made 260 of the Model 3 last quarter, well below the nearly 2,000 it had forecasted; some reports said the bottleneck was due to the carmaker assembling the vehicle by hand.

The phrase doesn't make much sense — most of Harvard's historic 22 - acre yard is off - limits to vehicles — but it does make five «r «s magically disappear.

With the competition in self - driving cars heating up, it makes sense the company would pick CMU as a partner, which has designed several automated vehicles to compete in DARPA challenges.

Those fuel - price economics make sense not just for EnCana, which has converted 163 of its 1,700 vehicles and 15 of its drilling rigs to natural gas, but for larger fleet operators with no special interest in promoting gas.

This what makes our car unique and enhances a sense of immersion with the vehicle,» Kinoshita said.

However, a technology collaboration between Uber and Didi in things like autonomous vehicles and mapping makes a lot of sense.

If you are new to GPS Vehicle Tracking, the concept makes incredible sense.

But this does not make sense given that fixed incomes are under severe pressure by the Fed's ZIRP policy and income - producing vehicles such as MLPs have eliminated dividends because of the commodity crash.

On Investing Consider a Donor - Advised Fund to Help You Reach Your Philanthropic Goals One increasingly popular vehicle for charitable giving is a donor - advised fund, which allows you to donate cash or assets when it makes sense for you and decide later which organizations will benefit.

That approach makes sense for a 17 - person startup like Thor, and it's counter to Tesla's style of keeping virtually all aspects of vehicle development and production in - house and proprietary.

Since GM has been developing autonomous vehicles, and Lyft is one of the popular ride - sharing apps, it only makes sense that the companies would work together for this common goal.

Peer - to - peer businesses could make more sense than car - sharing services that require owning and maintaining vehicles, said Alexandre Marian, a director in the automotive and industrial practice at consultant AlixPartners LLP.

Would it make sense to you if Grab makes sub-sub categories of the types of vehicles used to transport their passengers?

Thus a flower, a sunset, a poem, a song, a person, an event or a story may become the vehicle through which total beauty makes its way from the region of global, primary perception into an area closer to our senses.

It's human nature to want to squeeze as much out of you can of a vehicle, but that really doesn't make the most financial sense.

With the standard of electric vehicles becoming more impressive and the release of hybrid and fully - electric road cars on a rapid increase, it makes total sense that manufacturers are keen to associate themselves with a fully - electric racing series.

It actually makes a lot of sense; the contoured walls make it great for this purpose, if you have a larger vehicle that can hold it.

If that's the vehicle for supporting them, it makes sense.»

Whilst the aim of bringing together the various disparate strands of anti-discrimination legislation made some sense on grounds of clarity, it was feared that the Bill would become a vehicle for social engineering.

«The state committee is allowed to raise significantly more money for these ads than Governor Cuomo can, so it makes sense for him to turn to these vehicles,» said Mahoney.

So depending on the route that vehicle runs, the fuel may make more or less economic and environmental sense.

So he and his colleagues focused on making their vehicle's Pentium - powered driver more like a human, allowing it to deviate from a rigid set of GPS navigational coordinates and to sense its own way through the desert.

If diesel vehicles account for 30 per cent of the PM10 emissions from all sources (as suggested by a recent report for the Department of the Environment), then the adviser's estimate makes some sense.

«The fact that [the C - MAX] is a vehicle specifically designed to provide large - car utility means it certainly makes sense that moving up to a full - size SUV and taking electrified technology to those vehicles is something that consumers are looking for,» he said.

Without a level playing field and a steady price on carbon, companies can not assess whether advanced technologies such as «clean coal» power plants or electric vehicles will ever make economic sense.

«It makes sense that if one of the problems people experience after disasters is loss of control, which is highly related to mental health problems, then having a vehicle for regaining at least some control would be helpful,» Norris says.

CNG, he said, makes the most sense for heavy vehicles and will cost about half of what is paid for diesel or gasoline.

«I think it makes a lot of sense to have a fairly rapid movement towards autonomous vehicles,» says Ken Giles at the University of California, Davis, who is working on a human - controlled helicopter for spraying.

The framework involves an algorithm that samples alternate paths, as well as comparison metrics that let a vehicle decide when it makes sense to switch paths based on new information collected about environmental disturbances.

Maybe [when] we're close to developing the Mars vehicle, or ideally we've flown it a few times, then I think going public would make more sense.»

Often we do not provide enough opportunities to experience writing as a vehicle for making sense of themselves and the world around them.

It is the vehicle through which humans can make sense of our world and ourselves.

When the traffic is congested and vehicle counts in downtown areas are restricted (as they already are in London and Singapore), a hire car starts to make a lot of sense.

With a reasonable price tag and long list of features, the Grand Caravan makes perfect sense as a family hauler and tailgate vehicle.

The production strategy, and separation from the Titan, make sense as the big sport - utility vehicle segment is low on numbers — Nissan sold just 12,737 in the U.S. last year — though still high on profit margins.

Normally we might rail on an auto maker for using carryover engines in a new high - stakes vehicle, but the strategy makes sense in this case.

The best car stories always involve a vehicle that makes no sense.

But while it makes sense to use engine braking for safety reasons, it doesn't necessarily make sense to do so for purely financial reasons considering the increased costs and transfer of ear and tear to the engine, transmission, u-joins, and other components involved in powering the vehicle.