As saucy as some of them may be, today's electric car is definitely a novelty.
Olivier is initially repulsed by America but falls in love with a saucy American woman, and hence with the country.
Performed by pianist and singer Fats Waller, who co-wrote it with Louis Armstrong and others, it was a naughty, saucy love song.
Now available from the Swedish company General Motors bought in 1990: a saucy new Saab 9-3 sedan with rain-sensitive windshield wipers and cornering brake control.
From the 1930s, saucy cartoons were increasingly popular until Donald McGill, famed for his buxom beach babes (see above), was prosecuted in 1954 for breaking the Obscene Publications Act.
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Her column was succinct, sometimes saucy and occasionally witty.
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"Saucy" postcards containing cartoon-style images with bawdy messages on them were hugely popular until Donald McGill, who designed many of the most famous ones, was charged with obscenity leading to many retailers cancelling orders.
Relying on the same saucy humour and the same catchphrases, it saw five of the original cast running a hotel but the format was looking tired and the series only lasted for 12 episodes.
Their names and personalities have become part of the pop cultural lexicon, the saucy Samantha, edgy Miranda, and romantic Charlotte, but the glue that holds the group and show together is protagonist and narrator Carrie Bradshaw.
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But in the litter-strewn parking lot that hosts the fair, amid blaring Gypsy pop and saucy flirtation, negotiations are churning quietly behind the scenes as families weigh their financial compatibility along with the merits of the prospective bride.
Buxom and saucy, Ms. Borger leaves you in no doubt of her determination to get whatever's going until the last line of the song, when she suddenly averts her eyes from the audience, betraying in a flash her long-buried self-doubt.
That night, Fridolin, a medical doctor, has professional duties that call him away, and as he strolls turn-of-the-century Vienna's cobbled streets, one sexual opportunity after another is laid before him: the willing daughter of a recently deceased colleague, a saucy prostitute, a simple girl whose father is pimping for her.
The market square outside Mi Tierra is suddenly alive with noise, colour and the aroma of muscular street food: the city is out in force to celebrate its Hispanic chilli queens, whose saucy banter and impromptu singalongs made every night a street party - until the 1930s, when the civic authorities despaired of their ribaldry and laissez-faire approach to food hygiene.
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