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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'build a car' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to describe constructing an automobile. For example, "The team spent six months designing and building a car from scratch."
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"Ferrari would never build a car like this," he said.
Besides, they can't be trusted to build a car," Is she worried about sanctions?
said, of the "dream to build a car for Indians by Indians in India".
"So when he decided to build a car he built one like a plane without wings".
Why would these sober-minded retirees build a car that flouts every notion of sensible transportation?
It did not come true, but the idea that Iran should build a car stuck.
If you actively dislike nature, you're more likely to build a car park on it.
"You can't build a car and drive one at the same time," Peterson said.
I don't think anyone understands what it takes to build a car.
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Ford said it would build a car-based utility wagon, the CrossTrainer, at its Chicago assembly plant in 2004.
She also developed visionary environmental concepts, including a 1962 proposal to build a car-free ski resort in the French Alps.
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