"car journey" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a trip that one takes by car. For example: We had a long car journey home after the vacation was over.
"An ideal listening situation would be a family car journey.
Sophisticated computer software tracks every purchase, every hospital visit, every car journey.
The train or car journey across the 7km suspension bridge now takes only 10 minutes.
This conflict zone was closer to home – a mere three-hour car journey north of Oxford.
If there's a car journey ahead, make it in a convertible.
After an awkward dinner, Gosling drove Refn home in a tensely silent car journey.
We will have to cue some of their sounds up for the car journey later.
I used to listen to this track on every train, plane and car journey.
We reached the lagoon after a short early morning car journey and a walk through woodland.
It already has the record of every car journey made in this country.
It's the smell of being in a taxi or a long car journey — ubiquitous spaces that populate the world.
