American English term to describe a type of van designed for personal use.
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As he walked back to the people-carrier, he said, 'Not too deep.
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We were held as a couple of people-carrier buses screamed straight through.
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His car collided with a people-carrier taxi between Broadway and the Grosvenor Road.
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The people-carrier must have been doing at least forty when it hit him.
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In essence, it seems to be a blending of people-carrier and hatchback layouts.
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For now it's being revealed on the Altea people-carrier, due for Irish launch this summer.
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He swapped it for a fresh one from the back of a people-carrier parked behind him.
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A cloud of smoke erupted beside the people-carrier and a white trail streaked up into the sky.
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They started hesitantly towards the people-carrier.
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The cabbies had congregated in a licensed people-carrier halfway down the queue to save on fuel and conserve heat.
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The people-carrier was still stationary.
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I checked the people-carrier.
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There's people-carrier or MPV versatility while the ruggedness of the looks suggest a scaled-down 4x4 off-roader.
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The people-carrier landed on rocks on the shoreline when it went over a ledge on a bend on the Coast Road at Portmarnock, north Dublin.
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They had requested a party bus, Hummer people-carriers and hundreds of balloons.
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Powerful combination People-Carriers are inherently bigger and therefore heavier.