people carrier
Britishnoun
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Her Subaru people carrier was fitted with an onboard computer, which showed it had been in cruise control and was steered sharply to the right moments before the collision.
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They said he was driving a people carrier between J15 for Stoke-on-Trent and Stafford services.
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He has a short beard, tattoos and drove a silver or grey-coloured Ford S-Max people carrier.
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Mr Reilly was critically injured at about 22:25 on 16 April last year when a masked man got out of a black people carrier and fired several shots at him.
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Three other children who were in the people carrier were not badly hurt and were treated at the scene.
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