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ECAR
(redirected from Economy car)

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ECaREvery Child a Reader (UK)
ECAREast Central Area Reliability Coordination Agreement
ECAREuropean College of Animal Reproduction
ECAREconomy Car
ECAREuropean Campaign for the Freedom of the Automotive Parts and Repair Market
ECAREastern Caribbean
ECAREuropean Civil Aviation Requirement
ECARExtra Cost Approval Request


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Meanwhile, he will chauffeur his daughters around to their sports and activities in the new economy car.
BIG SUV? KIDS? GET SQUEEZING WITH GAS PRICES OVER $3, FAMILIES LIVE ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
20 and everything seemed possible, even a joint effort by Ford, GM and Chrysler to build super-duper energy-efficient economy cars.
'Freedom car' stalling out by Silkin, Steve / Los Angeles Business Journal
Perhaps we should have been more open-minded and forward thinking," especially at a time when even economy car makers give their customers Rolls Royce treatment, Blackistone says.
Industry insider turns consumer by Ajootian, Caroline / BOAT/U.S. Magazine
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