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- noun Plural form of
supercar .
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Examples
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Porsche Panamera, we†™ re unsure how well the styling language that works so well for Lamborghini†™ s supercars translates to a sedan.
Automotive News Blog at CARandDRIVER.com - Car News Resource 2008
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We know that Lamborghinis are sort of German now, but, spiritually, they remain Italian supercars.
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The Swedish carmaker, which makes so-called supercars that can top 200 miles per hour, had joined with Chinese automaker Beijing Automotive Industry Holding Co. on the deal.
unknown title 2009
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More than 45,000 new cars were sold last month, up 19.4 percent from the same month in 2004, when new car sales hit an all-time high, from top-end imported "supercars" to the cheapest models on the market.
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The 'supercars' are nothing more than a technical exercise, not only for engineering but for the marketing departments too.
Irish Blogs Random Discourse 2010
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The top rate of showroom tax is targeted at high-emitting "supercars".
Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph 2010
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The problem, announced by the PNGV Peer Review Committee in October, is that none of these so-called "supercars" can be mass-produced economically.
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As an expensive and hard to manufacture material, carbon-fiber is usually found in high-end applications such as supercars and airplanes but now an Italian company is offering up some carbon-fiber briefcases that should prevent any limp-wristed execs from straining themselves too much.
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As an expensive and hard to manufacture material, carbon-fiber is usually found in high-end applications such as supercars and airplanes but now an Italian company is offering up some carbon-fiber briefcases that should prevent any limp-wristed execs from straining themselves too much.
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Chinese media reported over the weekend that an unnamed 35-year-old has already splashed out £4m on a Bugatti Veyron, only the third of the absurdly fast supercars to be purchased in China.
Boom in Luxury Cars Sales Driven by the Super-Rich in China | Impact Lab 2010
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