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roadability
roadability (rəʊdəˈbɪlɪtɪ) [f. road n. + ability.] Suitability for being driven on the road; roadworthiness; road-holding ability.1925 C. Morley Safety Pins 116 When the car has a 126-inch wheelbase, it makes it very easy riding and gives it charming ‘roadability’. 1928 Sunday Dispatch 16 Sept. 5 (A... Oxford English Dictionary
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roadable
roadable, a. (ˈrəʊdəb(ə)l) [f. road n. + -able; see prec.] Suited to being driven on roads.1929 Bookman (N.Y.) May 301/1 Motor car advertising of the past decade has brought forth the remarkable word ‘roadability’... A car that has ‘roadability’ is, presumably, ‘roadable’; that is, it can be roaded—... Oxford English Dictionary
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Wildland water tender
Roadability: Vehicles must be capable of operating on 20% grades and remain stationary on 10% grades. wikipedia.org
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Stout Skycar
The four-wheel landing gear was intended to facilitate a later rebuild to roadability which never occurred. wikipedia.org
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track
▪ I. track, n. (træk) Forms: 5–6 trak, 6 tracke, 6– track. [a. OF. trac (1440 in Hatz.-Darm.), traq, F. trac: ulterior derivation uncertain, but generally thought to be from Teutonic. Diez and Scheler would connect it with MLG. and Du. treck, trek draught, drawing, pull, line drawn, etc., f. trecken... Oxford English Dictionary
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Bill Robinson (auto designer)
in the country—eventually awarding the 1957 Motor Trend Car of The Year Award to Chrysler Corporation’s five divisions based on “Superior Handling and Roadability wikipedia.org
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Ford Mustang I
Designer Eugene Bordinat envisioned a low-cost sports car that would combine roadability, performance, and appearance in a radical layout. wikipedia.org
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Hans Gustav Röhr
One more recent source refers to its "stunning roadability". Deliveries began during the middle part of 1927. wikipedia.org
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Wildland fire engine
Roadability: Vehicles must be capable of operating on 20% grades and remaining stationary on 10% grades. wikipedia.org
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Chevrolet Impala (fifth generation)
The chassis was tweaked for better roadability, and new square taillights were mounted in the carry-over rear bumper. wikipedia.org
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Hudson Hornet
car built in the United States because of (1) the single unit welded body, (2) high-quality braking system with an added mechanical backup system, (3) roadability wikipedia.org
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Chevrolet Impala
Tweaks to the suspension and frame gave better roadability, according to Chevrolet general manager John Z. DeLorean. Suspension and chassis design was modified for better roadability. wikipedia.org
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Kaiser Darrin
Automotive writer Aaron Severson, in his article "Dressed to Kill: The 1954 Kaiser Darrin," called the Henry J's roadability an "agreeable blend of ride wikipedia.org
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Buick Riviera
consisting of a ride-and-handling package that included a rear stabilizer bar, JR78-15 whitewall steel-belted radial tires, a specially tuned "radial roadability wikipedia.org
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Checker Motors Corporation
There was too much weight on the rear wheels for good roadability and performance. wikipedia.org
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