Foreign investment in the automotive sector has been strong.
They also have cheap fabric, tacky flowers, hunting gear and a great automotive parts section.
Additionally, high-quality recycled aluminum accounts for a growing number of aluminum parts in the automotive industry.
With rising fuel costs, automotive efficiency has become a primary concern for many new vehicle buyers.
Fortunately, aluminum is easy to recycle and a beverage can might even find a new life as an aircraft or automotive part.
Market segmentation by price was something no other automotive manufacturer had ever done.
Many downtown malls have since been ripped up, and the streets rebuilt for automotive traffic.
We could not have our present automotive culture without a certain minimum of depth perception.
The steel used in automotive bodies will take and hold a magnetic field.
Ethylene glycol is used in automotive applications but is pretty toxic to living tissues.
British Dictionary definitions for automotive
automotive
/ˌɔːtəˈməʊtɪv/
adjective
1.
relating to motor vehicles
2.
self-propelling
Word Origin and History for automotive
adj.
1865, in reference to some sort of helicopter-like device, a hybrid from auto- "self," from Greek, + motive (adj.), from Latin. Meaning "pertaining to automobiles" is from 1898.