"What brand is your car?" "It's a Ford."の英語

"What make is your car?" "It is a Ford."

"What brand is your car?" "It's a Ford."

"Festiva" is a Ford, right?

Nissan Motor Company's luxury car brand in North America is the Infiniti.

"What kind of dog is this?" "Cockapoo."

The car will last (out) till we get to Oxford.

The Model T was the basis for the present car industry and was selected in 1999 as the Car of the Century.

But thanks to the Model T, cars became more affordable for ordinary people.

The Model T, Ford Motor Company’s historic passenger car, marked its 100th anniversary on Oct. 1.

What are the differences between Japanese cars and American cars?

Japanese car manufactures are introducing their North American luxury car brands to the global market.

It was the sort of weird car that made me want to blurt out, "what the heck is that?"

This car was made in Japan.

That company offers cars that fit different countries' needs.

Toyota Set to Become World's Top Automaker

Honda Motor Company is planning to sell fuel-cell cars in 2003, and Ford Motor Company of America and DaimlerChrysler Corporation of Germany each plan to sell fuel-cell cars in 2004.

Toyota Motor Corporation's Lexus is one of the best-selling luxury car brands in North America.

Cars made in Japan are used all over the world.

Ford introduced assembly line production to make the Model T, and it was an epoch-making advance at the time.

They are Mercedes-Benz B-Class F-CELL cars.

It is Ferrari's first-ever hybrid car on the market.

Their engines are often made by Japanese auto makers.

The chairman of the company said, "We are trying to make a car that is more impressive than a Ferrari."

"What sleepwear do you wear?" "Chanel No.5."

The car was designed in collaboration with Walt Disney Japan.

"What's this?" "It's a peach."

Toyota is known as the first automobile manufacturer which eliminated "unreasonableness," "waste" and "inconsistency" from their assembly lines.

One of the main attractions is a concept car named the Transition.

“What position do you play?"—“Shortstop."

“What's this?" “It's a kind of fruit."