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Definition of late-model in English: late-modeladjective North American (especially of a car) recently made or of a recent design. 〈主北美〉（尤指汽车）新出品的，最新型号的 my stolen car was a late-model Ford Example sentencesExamples - Though endearingly dorky, he had some pretty sweet wheels: a late-model BMW.
- ‘I was having fun driving late-model cars,’ Junior says.
- Tverskaya Street, the capital's principal artery, is filled with strollers, late-model cars, and outdoor cafés.
- Deepening used-car market penetration and sparking interest in his stores, Martin expanded his selection of late-model as well as older used cars, widening the cheap-to-expensive spread.
- Also, many late-model cars now offer satellite radio either as a standard or an optional feature.
- It had a neat yellow paint job and a black satellite dish bolted to its roof, and the driveway was packed with three late-model vehicles - two extended-cab pickups and a 30-foot motor home.
- External factors such as gasoline prices have recently depressed the values of late-model gas-guzzlers, thereby increasing the amount of depreciation suffered by these vehicles.
- With them will come the expensive boutiques, the chic coffee shops, the late-model cars.
- If you've ever used a cell phone, turned the key in the ignition of a late-model car, heated up lunch in a microwave or had a pacemaker installed, you've been touched by Kilby's legacy.
- The used car market also thrived, thanks to the emergence of the so-called ‘near-new market,’ featuring many late-model, low-mileage vehicles with long warranty plans.
- The wide availability of late-model used vehicles is one of the major negative impacts of the zero-percent financing boom.
- When your late-model car's oxygen sensor goes on the fritz, it will impair operation of the catalytic converter and probably cause your car to flunk its next emission test.
- In my opinion, the easiest cars to work on are late-model four-cylinder Japanese cars.
- And while owners of all makes and models are welcome to apply, news reports note that generally these companies prefer late-model, distinctive vehicles.
- It might not have anything resembling an actual sidewalk, but there is a late-model SUV parked in every driveway and the local restaurant was serving mahi-mahi and shrimp pomodoro.
- I hit the horn and watched the event unfold in slow motion: The late-model sedan kissed the side of my car, and kept going, pressing deeper into the door.
- There is a late-model car parked out front, beside which the Chief parks his station wagon.
- Of the four late-model cars pictured, only the VW Beetle gets somewhat decent gas mileage.
Definition of late-model in US English: late-modeladjectiveˈlātˌmädl North American (especially of a car) recently made or of a recent design. 〈主北美〉（尤指汽车）新出品的，最新型号的 my stolen car was a late-model Ford Example sentencesExamples - Though endearingly dorky, he had some pretty sweet wheels: a late-model BMW.
- Deepening used-car market penetration and sparking interest in his stores, Martin expanded his selection of late-model as well as older used cars, widening the cheap-to-expensive spread.
- Of the four late-model cars pictured, only the VW Beetle gets somewhat decent gas mileage.
- There is a late-model car parked out front, beside which the Chief parks his station wagon.
- With them will come the expensive boutiques, the chic coffee shops, the late-model cars.
- The wide availability of late-model used vehicles is one of the major negative impacts of the zero-percent financing boom.
- ‘I was having fun driving late-model cars,’ Junior says.
- When your late-model car's oxygen sensor goes on the fritz, it will impair operation of the catalytic converter and probably cause your car to flunk its next emission test.
- External factors such as gasoline prices have recently depressed the values of late-model gas-guzzlers, thereby increasing the amount of depreciation suffered by these vehicles.
- In my opinion, the easiest cars to work on are late-model four-cylinder Japanese cars.
- And while owners of all makes and models are welcome to apply, news reports note that generally these companies prefer late-model, distinctive vehicles.
- Also, many late-model cars now offer satellite radio either as a standard or an optional feature.
- The used car market also thrived, thanks to the emergence of the so-called ‘near-new market,’ featuring many late-model, low-mileage vehicles with long warranty plans.
- If you've ever used a cell phone, turned the key in the ignition of a late-model car, heated up lunch in a microwave or had a pacemaker installed, you've been touched by Kilby's legacy.
- It had a neat yellow paint job and a black satellite dish bolted to its roof, and the driveway was packed with three late-model vehicles - two extended-cab pickups and a 30-foot motor home.
- It might not have anything resembling an actual sidewalk, but there is a late-model SUV parked in every driveway and the local restaurant was serving mahi-mahi and shrimp pomodoro.
- Tverskaya Street, the capital's principal artery, is filled with strollers, late-model cars, and outdoor cafés.
- I hit the horn and watched the event unfold in slow motion: The late-model sedan kissed the side of my car, and kept going, pressing deeper into the door.
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