Dealers [noun]

It includes key product descriptions, promotional information, and local dealer information.

Instead, he has “meme dealers,” friends who pick out and send him memes they think he would like.

While local gearheads will have to wait at least until spring for our show, there are already plenty of head-turning vehicles rolling onto dealer lots.

The man, 52-year-old Rodrick Dow Craythorn, had been hunting for a buried treasure chest hidden 10 years ago by an antiquities dealer named Forrest Fenn.

It meant renting a room in our Harlem neighborhood, wearing the flyest kicks around, and, thanks to his new occupation as a 17-year-old drug dealer, offering me the single best clothing item I owned as a teenager.

Prices will start at $30,000 when the Bronco reaches dealers next summer.

At Toyota, this means maintaining the company’s leading market share for ethnic minorities and making a commitment to add more diverse dealers per year, among other initiatives.

Because there are so many low-level dealers battling for individual blocks, the violence stemming from the local drug trade in recent years has differed from the drug violence of the past.

Visit multiple dealers, she says, “and sit on a bunch of bikes.”

Franchise laws require auto dealers in many states to operate as a third party, separate from the manufacturers.