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wheelbarrow

[hweel-bar-oh, weel-] / ˈʰwilˌbær oʊ, ˈwil- /


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The cars became smaller – 110-inch wheelbases — faster and more aerodynamically sound.

From Seattle Times • Feb. 15, 2023

The 91-inch and 109-inch wheelbases effectively mimicked the proportions of the classic Land Rover Defender, and the Montero gained significant fame in the 1980s, with seven consecutive wins in the brutal Dakar Rally.

From New York Times • May 26, 2022

Both the TRX and Raptor are wide and have relatively long wheelbases, and that can make them feel claustrophobic on narrow, boulder-strewn paths.

From Seattle Times • Mar. 23, 2022

In cars with longer wheelbases and more compliant suspension systems, those highway bumps and potholes are absorbed and further ameliorated by the cushiness of the automobiles’ interiors.

From Washington Post • Feb. 3, 2012

The trend towards longer wheelbases has stopped but body lines give an illusion of length and height, even in some of the high-priced cars which give an impression of locomotive massiveness.

From Time Magazine Archive




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