The phrase "a car still" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a car that is not moving or is stationary, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "After the accident, there was a car still on the road, blocking traffic."
Alternatives: "a stationary car" or "a parked car".
Someone who doesn't even own a car still pays a decent amount of money to the road system.
Although the Model 3 is Tesla's first attempt at an "affordable" electric car, it will still cost at least $35,000 when it ships in mid 2017, meaning the company has secured $9.7bn worth of sales for a car still over a year away from rolling off the production line.
Under welfare reform, Ms. Mosher is working part time, has learned to drive, has a car, still gets her food stamp benefits and some cash assistance, receives child care paid for by the county, has a subsidized apartment, is getting help with budgeting from a social worker, and is thinking about her future.
Even people who are poor, live in a food desert and don't have a car still travel 2 miles.
And even then, Martin says, the value of a car still comes down to how pristine it is.
Hall says Subaru paid to have the hot, STi version (a car still not sold in the U.S). of the WRX in the game knowing that young men the primary target for this car would get even more excited about the WRX if they knew there was a still-faster version sold elsewhere.
New York's "lemon" law entitles consumers to a replacement car if a new car still has a substantial defect after four repairs.
They call this the command position, and it is a testament to the designers that such a small car still gives you such a sense of entitlement.
If the price of a new car still sounds like a lot of money to spend on a coffee shop, it's not.
But the shift seems to trade on a possible psychological tug: With a disabled car still in eyesight, and not banished to a faraway tow yard, will the lure of on-the-spot payment prove too powerful to ignore?
And gas is one of the few car expenses we have some control over -- we can drive a bit less to save money, but a parked car still quietly depreciates, still siphons dollars to lender and insurer.
