How To Use Subcompact In A Sentence
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But the end result is as different from its previous incarnation as a subcompact is from a luxury sedan.
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Hyundai, Korea's leading automaker, arrived in the U.S. in 1986 with the Excel subcompact.
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Krasic reached round to the small of his back where a subcompact Glock G27 nestled in a padded leather holster.
THE LAST TEMPTATION
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It looks like with gas prices staying high the trend of manufacturers developing subcompacts for sale stateside is here to stay.
New VW Possibly Coming Stateside
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Of the 11 new point-and-shoot digital cameras, all are subcompacts, including six W-series models, three T-series models, and two H series models.
CES 2011: Sony debuts over two dozen cameras and camcorders
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This year, three new car models are to be launched, including a subcompact and a sedan.
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We never had a vehicle so contemporary going after the subcompact segment to attract a younger, more upscale - probably import - buyer.
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It was procured by five key Atlantic film producers and Telefilm officials who crammed themselves, their luggage, and a 35 mm print into a perky subcompact for the 20-hour drive.
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Toyota this year plans to ship abroad as many as 43,000 Soluna Vios sedans, Corolla Artis subcompacts, and Hilux Tiger pickups, up fourfold from 2002.
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Output of Anna's first car engines, for the subcompact Civic, began a year later.
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Nissan will launch the all-new March and Cube subcompacts, derived from the B-platform shared with Renault.
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This slickly styled subcompact has been a top seller in Europe since late 2008.
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But Scion, which launches in California in June with two new subcompacts directed at the sizable Generation Y, is a long-term investment that Farley is sure will pay off handsomely.
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The various models Plymouth marketed, including minivans and the Neon subcompact, were sold in virtually identical versions by the stronger Dodge division.
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This subcompact pistol sports three integral safeties, nothing to snag on a purse or holster and a finish that can stand up to extreme wear and tear.
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My little subcompact car turns on a dime!
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Sony and Canon both make excellent subcompacts that actually have amazing amounts of power in a very small size.
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Car buyers who in recent years favored mini subcompacts selling for under $10,000 are suddenly putting their money down for luxury sedans.
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And in Japan, stylish numbers such as the March subcompact and the boxy Cube micro-van are driving sales.
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The first salvo in the car strategy will be the new Versa subcompact, which goes on sale in summer 2006.
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Its best-selling car of the late 1990s, the Fiesta subcompact, was virtually the same car it produced a decade earlier.
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I rent a subcompact when I'm travelling alone because it saves on gas.
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The first is a steering ratio approximately 30-percent quicker than normal at low to medium road speeds, Suddenly a large, long-wheelbase sedan is able to mimic a subcompact's agile moves.
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Demand for the Yaris subcompacts this pristine plant cranks out is outstripping the 920-per-day output.
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Yaris, which is free, encourages useful global panic skills such as hypermiling with a subcompact, and is evocative of unemployment because hopefully someone lost their job over it.
Kotaku
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The Matiz subcompact was once a popular choice in Western Europe.
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The subcompact car stole a top spot in a recent quality ranking by the German agency that certifies autos as roadworthy.
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Fukui's biggest claim to fame was helming the launch of Honda's successful Fit subcompact in Japan.
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And even that higher income is not enough to embark on the middle-class dream in China of owning a small apartment and subcompact car.
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Volkswagen plans to introduce its subcompact hatchback Polo, at $15,000 to $17,000, and Toyota Motor Corp. will produce a similarly priced passenger car.
