Noun:

ਦਲਾਨ,

driveaway's Usage Examples:

A "driveaway" chassis-cab was also supplied to outside coachbuilders.

were the Sprint three-door, enticing buyers with free air-conditioning, driveaway pricing and from late 1998, standard power steering.

Three hundred Raiders were built and many were part of a "driveaway" by area dealers on the eve of the Auto Show.

8500, about 20 km driveaway from Rajahmundry Airport.

The British were also authorized to ’punish, prevent and driveaway’ ’any other stranger’ who interfered with their concessions.

player can drive out of the crash and continue playing; this is called a "driveaway".

5-speed manual and CVT variants are currently priced at "15,990 and "17,990 driveaway, down from "18,990 and "20,990, respectively.

"Chinese driveaway - the new Geely Emgrand EC7".

And my older brother, Gary, we were always on the driveaway or in a gym having fun, with dad showing us things and encouraging me.

"Proton Suprima S priced from "21,790 driveaway".

What Car? magazine"s Security Supertest in 2003, passing both entry and driveaway tests and achieving a maximum score for its locking system and immobiliser.

pirate" (1922, in Cosmopolitan) "The come-on play" (1929, in Liberty) "The driveaway" (1929, in Redbook Magazine) "His way with her" (1929, in Redbook Magazine).