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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a daily driver" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to refer to a vehicle that is used regularly for commuting or everyday tasks. Example: "My new car is not just a weekend toy; it's my daily driver for work and errands."
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Yes, Rolls-Royce needed a daily driver.
"I had to use it as a daily driver".
I used to drive it around London as a daily driver when I was in town".
As a daily driver to and from work in the Bronx, I often see pedestrians with phones glued to their ears crossing even heavily trafficked streets like the Grand Concourse against the light.
The car moved to New York, then across yet another ocean when it became a daily driver in Hawaii, before ending its road-going life in California, stashed in the garage of a tow truck driver, whose children "used it as their fort when they had dirt-ball fights," Mr. Mullin said.
In the vault were cars with star power, including Jayne Mansfield's pink Lincoln, Audrey Hepburn's Imperial, a Cadillac owned by Clark Gable and Carole Lombard, Steve McQueen's Hudson Wasp (a relatively nondescript car he used as a daily driver), and the Magnum P.I.
Change is tough with a daily driver like a browser.
Both a daily driver and a novice driver decrease the driving speed (Table 1).
As a daily driver, the Range Rover doesn't make much sense.
I love Windows Phone 8, but I wouldn't use one as a daily driver.
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A daily-driver with 170,000 miles that he bought two years ago, it is one of his family's seven Toyotas.
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