The phrase "a car designed to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the purpose or function of a car, often followed by an action or feature that the car is intended to fulfill.
Example: "The new model is a car designed to enhance fuel efficiency while providing a comfortable ride."
Alternatives: "a vehicle intended to" or "an automobile created to".
But they would rather not be travelling in a car designed to do that.
"Putting premium in a car designed to run on lower octane is a waste of money," said Dennis Simanaitis, the engineering editor of Road and Track magazine.
On the driver's screen, I found it odd that the outside temperature wasn't constantly displayed, especially for a car designed to be driven in cold weather.
That leaves Mr Davis free to fight for re-election; he may even have a shot at the White House long before anyone pays for a car designed to the new standards.At least it is clear what will not happen.
Its belly featured a crushable structure, something like the crumple zone on a car, designed to absorb the final shock of touchdown – but this was supposed to occur at walking pace.
Either those designers took an extended lunch break, or they actually wanted the A8 to look like a Munich airport limo, a car designed to zoom the chief executive of Widget Welt G.m.b.H. down the autobahn without drawing a second glance from the citizens, the police or the odd lurking kidnapper.
I hitchhiked to Colton, the railroad center near San Bernardino, and climbed into a gondola--an open car designed to carry coal or ore.
From among the more traditional car manufacturers, Audi made quite an impact at Monterey with a concept car designed to be a radical electric driving machine for the racetrack and road.
Still, the Aero 8 is not simply a show car designed to gauge public reaction.
This time I avoided public transport, making my way home in the depths of a freight car designed to carry livestock from one place to another.
What they didn't say: This is a mainstream car, designed to sell in the hundreds of thousands every year against formidable competitors.
