The second page would appear near the top of the results because both 'cars' and 'repair' are listed in the page's title. A web page's title is considered to be the most important description of the page's content. This is true with almost all search engines, so be sure your titles contain the most important keywords associated with your site. Some search engines will only read 40 characters of the title and some will read as many as 90. This means in order to take full advantage of all search engines the title should contain around 4 to 10 keywords.
Some search engines rate the first word in the title as the most important keyword in the page.
Meta-tags are unseen coding placed in an HTML document, used by Web Browsers and search engines. Meta-tags contain instructions giving a full description of the site's content, keywords of the site, author name, and what you want the browser or engine to read and display. Always include meta-tags in your document. It can be argued that many sites listed at the top of a search query don't have meta-tags, but this is only when the title of the site matches the search string. Remember, Title is king.