"fast drive" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an exciting car ride, either literal or figurative. For example, "After graduating, I went on a fast drive down the coast to celebrate."
It's like taking your car for a long, fast drive on a summer afternoon".
I got into Koolhaas's metallic gray Peugeot coupe this spring for a very fast drive to Schiphol Airport.
The day before, ISIS had conquered Rutba, an Iraqi town an hour's fast drive eastwards on the road from Jordan's border towards Baghdad.
A report in the Sun claimed Evans felt ill after a fast drive in an Audi R8 V10 with his rumoured co-presenter Sabine Schmitz in California.
What were they waiting for?" Like many in the towns of Southeast and Patterson, Mrs. Bachrach settled in Putnam County because it was a fast drive to Westchester, where her husband works.
He lives a few miles outside the town of Redding, a quarter of an hour's fast drive south of Lake Shasta and about twenty-five hunorthwestes nofthwest of Nashville, in a sprawling, tile-roofed hacienda called Shade Tree Manor, with a commanding view of the Sacramento Valley to the south and, on a clear day, north and east to Mt. Shasta and Mt. Lassen.
This category of borrowing has been rising especially fast, driven by loans to pay for college.
Above all, demand is now indeed growing fast, driven by video and music traffic.
Housebuilding in particular is rising fast, driven by surging prices and government subsidies".
Sneakered and in shorts, the members played tight and clean and fast, driven by the virtuoso drummer Chris Adler.
If this upcoming spec becomes reality, we should see some real fast drives.
