phaeton

Only five Phaetons were ever built and only three still exist.

Sometimes they allowed young ladies to drive their phaetons, but only in exceptional circumstances.

Several phaetons will be offered, including one of natural wood with a removable seat.

Despite fire-sale discounts, just 820 Phaetons were sold last year.

Prudently, she stepped off the road in case the phaetons were returning.

The trouble is, Volkswagen produced only 3,403 Phaetons last year.

The mail and spider phaetons were much more conservatively constructed.

The boy was glumly staring at the dust cloud left by the phaetons.

Her wish had been granted one of the phaetons had indeed overturned.

Two open phaetons, dilapidated but serviceable, following the track.

"They didn't make many sports phaetons during the Depression because it was expensive to build and to sell.

Two high-perch phaetons were heading full tilt along the road, side by side.

The car bodies were otherwise sedans or phaetons.

Inexperienced young bucks, pretending they knew how to drive their phaetons and curricles to an inch.

The Phaetons priority mission has been changed to that of searching out and discovering a new planet for humans to inhabit.

Featured this year: Cadillac and phaetons.

Phaetons, horses, and carriages were in abundance.

Phaetons fell from favour when closed cars and convertibles became widely available in the 1930s.

At 16, he joined The Phaetons, a rock 'n' roll act that recorded a couple of hit singles.

She had seen phaetons and curricles tooling about the London streets and thought it would be great fun to ride in one.

Messengers drive phaetons.

But those who came in their flivvers and phaetons, on bicycles and horseback, didn't come for the sales.

They wove in and out between horse-drawn phaetons and heavier carriages, running flat out.

IV Turning, Hannah watched the phaetons bounce along westward.

Joy-riding on the beach is a lot less joyous during plover season: motorists must slow their four-wheel-drive phaetons to 10 miles an hour.