The phrase "a key car" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a car that is essential or important for a particular purpose or situation.
Example: "In our fleet, the sedan is a key car for transporting clients to important meetings."
Alternatives: "an essential vehicle" or "a crucial automobile".
Bolton Wanderers obtained a validation order in the high court on Friday afternoon that paves the way for a key car park sale at the Macron Stadium.
The CTS-V coupe the price is likely to be close to the sedan's $62,020 is a key car for Cadillac, arguably the strongest of GM's four remaining brands (2009 saw the shelving or sale of Pontiac, Hummer, Saturn and Saab).
There is a lack in robust assessments of the life cycle energy and environmental effects of a number of key car pricing and taxation instruments, including graded purchase taxes, vehicle excise duties and vehicle scrappage incentives.
The Turbo S, like all Beetles, has a car key that folds into a key case and pops out at the click of a button.
Worse, it forces him to write in character, as a wild, feral youth who "stole a key, took a car downtown where the lost boys meet … we'll run riot," as he sings on Charlie Brown.
Turn your right hand down as if you were turning a key in a car's ignition.
Like turning a key in a car, it takes a few seconds for it to "catch", and once the engine starts purring, you can safely let go of the key.
Glue a magnet to the back of the tin and use it to hide a key on your car when you go tubing and don't want to lose your key in the river.
Overexpression of bacterial or plant gene encoding phytoene synthase (PSY), a key regulatory enzyme in Car biosynthesis, led to enhanced level of total Car in various higher plants [ 113, 114].
You sit quite high, of course; that's a key point of a car like this.
How this performs in a steel-sprung, fleet-friendly C5 will be a key factor in the car's success.
