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Discover LudwigThe phrase "fun car" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a car that is enjoyable to drive or has a playful design.
Example: "The new sports model is definitely a fun car, perfect for weekend drives."
Alternatives: "exciting vehicle" or "enjoyable ride."
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"It's a fun car to go out and play in," he said.
After all that, Mr. Robinson said that when the car worked "it's a really fun car to drive".
"I'm looking for a fun car to buy, but I'm also looking for the best possible deal," Mr. Peress said.
Mrs. Bonilla drives a 2006 Avalon, and a "fun" car for her, a 1985 Corolla GT-S, is in the works.
"A lot of people are being drawn to it because it's cute, because it's fuel-efficient, because it's a fun car," he said.
The Mustang (which, perhaps not incidentally for Richter's present purpose, would share its name with the iconic American fun car) was a long-range craft that escorted Allied bombers over Germany.
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"We like to encourage people to use their imaginations and build energy-efficient and fun cars," he said.
Few women chief executives in the Fortune 500 seem to share their male colleagues' emotional attachment to "fun cars".
From 1970 onwards, the only Bond model was the Bug, re-establishing the brand as the maker of two-seater fun cars that would in no way resemble its Regal cousin or, indeed, any other vehicle on the planet.
But the cost of conservation does not mean that fun cars will go away.
Even in a flat economy, sexy fun cars sell, and BMW is less stodgy than its Japanese counterpart.
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