Famous Quotes & Sayings

The city isn't obligated to permit an event on a public street that encourages the vandalism of subway cars in the name of selling T-shirts and video games.

The change will mean the launch of more small cars in the coming years.

The cars use less and diesel engines have improved.

Richard Childress

The cars have changed so much from the days of Janet Guthrie - they drive so much differently that I think a lady with the talent and with the drive could come in here today and not only participate but be competitive.

The emissions from cars and trucks have been a big problem for the past 40 years.

The E.P.A. test was developed in the 1970's and is not reflective of the way cars are driven today.

Paul Taylor

The impact will be concentrated on specialty and sports cars and vehicles over $50,000 in price, continuing the modest pattern of slower growth in luxury-vehicle sales.

You want to have the cars look the same in the shop as they would out in daylight.

You've got a lot of young guys in there that haven't been in the sport that long, and they're climbing in these cars with all this safety equipment, and they don't remember when they didn't have headrests and things like that. So to them, there's no way you could ever get hurt.

And she's very easygoing when she travels, ... She's traveled on planes, cars and trains.

The Chevy Rock & Roll 400 is the perfect opportunity for us to showcase our latest products in a way that reflects Chevrolet's musical heritage. Music is a part of the Chevy DNA with over 200 songs featuring Chevy-inspired lyrics. During the Chevy Rock & Roll 400, fans at the track and those watching from home will get to see a variety of musical stars featured on the cars of their favorite Chevy drivers.

The doldrums of summer haven't dampened the demand for our cars and trucks. Confidence in the economy still remains strong and continues to drive consumer demand for big-ticket items.

The efficiency in European cars is getting better. The car industry is truly global and there are winners and losers at all times. The process is cyclical.

The drivers will be reminded (on Sunday) that they ultimately control their cars and must look out for each other.

Carl Edwards

The Fusion really feels like our cars last year, and when they were good last year, they were easy to drive.

The first thing I wondered about when I looked at the cars was the visibility. But it is much better than I thought it would be. The mirrors are good and the sight lines out of the car are good.

The cars are doing 60, 65 (mph). Trucks are doing 80. They're terrible.

These foreign manufacturers, they simply make better cars.

These findings should give us some pause to think about what we need to do as a society. Restrictions on tailpipe emissions have gotten tighter, but there are more trucks and cars on the roads and people are driving farther. This study may cause us to reflect on how we use our cars, what cars we drive and whether we can do anything to make tailpipe emissions from all vehicles less harmful to health.

Scott Pruett

This is a great place and we're real excited to come out here with the Grand Am Series. I remember coming out here about 10 years ago and this wasn't the most desirable place, but so much work has been done here. It's one of the top facilities in the country and the race fans are going to really like this series. It's pretty exciting when that many cars (45-60) get on the track at one time.

John Martin

This hit when the system was already strained to its limit. You can't all of a sudden create more truck (equipment), more railroad cars and more trained labor to handle the backlog. Honestly, it may be early next year, if there is no strike or further lockout; that's when you can start catching up. That's normally the soft shipping season.

Kevin Smith

This hits the State Patrol very hard. These men and woman get in those squad cars everyday, every night, with one purpose in mind: to save lives.

This is all testosterone here. It's tools. It's TV. It's stereo. It's cars.

Jim Talent

The home next door may be making methamphetamine. They make it in cars and vans.

The first year, we had about 600 cars go through.

You could put a million guys in their garages working on these cars, and it still wouldn't make a noticeable dent in the nation's fuel supply. That said, these cars are still displacing some petroleum, though a tiny amount.

You could have 200 stolen cars out there out of 2,000 that nobody would know about.

You don't know how many times we've seen cars rear-ended. With the turning lane there it will improve safety and especially the sidewalks for the Wheaton North students.

The main things is, there's very few cars on the road. Very few people anywhere. It's like a ghost town, really.

These aren't kids out stealing cars or that sort of thing. This isn't a criminal justice (situation). That's not who we are. ...I think that's the perception. It's just not the reality.

It's an excellent chance to see close up how people lived before there were cars or phones or electricity. There's something there that everyone can relate to.

It's a neat series and a pretty even playing field because the crews don't have a lot of time to reinvent the wheel. The cars are a little tail-happy and there are varying levels of (driver) talent, so it makes it exciting for the fans to watch.

Robin Walker

It's a natural relationship when you have more cars on the roadways,